Maintaining Positivity Balance and Mental Health

Dania Amjad
3 min readAug 27, 2021

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A mind full of stress and negativity could never become a mind full of dreams and thoughts. The key to a peaceful mind is patience. Patience means to wait for the light while surrounded by the darkness. There is an unpleasant reason why gladness is frequently insignificant because our brains are just not designed like this. Our brains have instead evolved to survive, to defend us, to safeguard us. Sure, we have moments of joy and happiness and happiness. But many of us have chronic unpleasant feelings i.e., we are just caught in the “blahs.”

Positive minds never run out of patience. People with a positive mind look at the thorn and wait for flowers to bloom. Whenever you feel the most pessimistic, whenever you feel your mind has crossed every limit of tolerance that is the moment when your patience level starts working. Lovers of Good never run out of positivity. Optimism is the way that leads you towards positive mindfulness. Dissatisfaction arises when we face failures and maintaining positivity in such moments relates to the optimistic approach of life. Allocating your time and responsibilities appropriately is a way to achieve a balanced mindset. A positive mind believes that for all of the possible worlds, we live in the best and that is the inclination towards hope. We wish to escape from that fact sometimes.

However, we are completely involved in our lives when we remain in the present. Take things in your stride and the point where you are not able to control situations in your life, challenge yourself to control your response towards those situations. Balancing your mental health and response during the hardest times of your life leads you towards a positive life leaving all the depression and anxiety behind. Your mind is your space and it is you who will decide whether to fill it with positivity, humor, and gratitude or negativity, illusions, and pessimistic thoughts.

Master yourself to do meditations because when we meditate, we bring far-reaching and permanent advantages into our lives: our stresses are reduced, our pain diminishes, we connect better, we focus better, and we feel like a joyful person. The past or future frequently revolves around our ideas and feelings. Reality is what you’re feeling right now; what you’re experiencing right now. Take care of the minutes, the years will take care of themselves. Your seconds are your resent and your years will be your future Therefore, stop living in your past moments and start appreciating your life more deeply.

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Dania Amjad
Dania Amjad

Written by Dania Amjad

Ph.D. Scholar. Content & Article Writer. Blogger. Research Associate. (researchgate link: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Dania-Amjad)

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