FRUSTRATION! Just Relax! Its Indeed a Positive Force !

Everyone experiences one kind of frustration or another every day. Whenever we are crushed under it, it becomes a chronic type of negative feeling. But when we derive some stimulation from it, it helps us solve a problem, and not to yield to it.
So frustration can be turned in to a positive force.

We have a servo-mechanism or controlling system within us which can create ideas and find solutions to a problem transforming us into creative artists! Instead, too many of us jam our creative mechanism with worry, anxiety and fear. This jamming of the creative servo-mechanism doesn’t serve us at all. It prevents us from our goals, putting a road-block of denial in front of us, creating frustration.

THE ROAD BLOCKS OF FRUSTRATION ARE: We worry not only before making a decision but also after taking the same! We carry this in our minds all the day. The cure? Express all your anxiety before, but not after making a decision. Once we choose a road to take, we must stop worrying and call upon the confidence of past success to guide us in the present.
We must stop the worry and feel about yesterday, today and tomorrow. Think of only today. Treat every day as complete lifetime. Do your best, respond to the present. Don’t clutter your day. Do one thing at a time. It frees you from the burden of hurry and failure.
Relax well. Put aside everything. A good night’s rest brings a beautiful and hopeful day back. Don’t contest with your problems twenty-four hours. So relaxation helps you overcome frustration. Don’t think of it. Work for it.
Even you can try for it – Now!
The happiness which brings enduring worth to life is not the superficial happiness that is dependent on some specific circumstances.
When the mind unites with the soul, it overflows with joy and inexpressible delight.
Identifying ourselves with the body is putting the cart before the horse and this is why we stumble in life.
Happiness should always remain a bit incomplete. After all, dreams are boundless!!!
Life does not teach us to expect nothing, but not to expect success to be the inevitable result of all our endeavors.
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