Quit Your Worrying1st World Publishing, 2005 - 204 sivua Purchase one of 1st World Library's Classic Books and help support our free internet library of downloadable eBooks. Visit us online at www.1stWorldLibrary.ORG - - Between twenty and thirty years ago, I became involved in a series of occurrences and conditions of so painful and distressing a character that for over six months I was unable to sleep more than one or two hours out of the twenty-four. In common parlance I was "worrying myself to death," when, mercifully, a total collapse of mind and body came. My physicians used the polite euphemism of "cerebral congestion" to describe my state which, in reality, was one of temporary insanity, and it seemed almost hopeless that I should ever recover my health and poise. For several months I hovered between life and death, and my brain between reason and unreason. In due time, however, both health and mental poise came back in reasonable measure, and I asked myself what would be the result if I returned to the condition of worry that culminated in the disaster. This question and my endeavors at its solution led to the gaining of a degree of philosophy which materially changed my attitude toward life. Though some of the chief causes of my past worry were removed there were still enough adverse and untoward circumstances surrounding me to give me cause for worry, if I allowed myself to yield to it, so I concluded that my mind must positively and absolutely be prohibited from dwelling upon those things that seemed justification for worry. |
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... mind and body came . My physicians used the polite euphemism of " cerebral congestion " to describe my state which , in reality , was one of temporary insanity , and it seemed almost hopeless that I should ever recover my health and ...
... mind and body came . My physicians used the polite euphemism of " cerebral congestion " to describe my state which , in reality , was one of temporary insanity , and it seemed almost hopeless that I should ever recover my health and ...
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... minds a way by which they may possibly attain the same desirable end . It was the learned and wise Dr. Johnson who wrote : He may be justly numbered amongst ... mind . I have no desire to claim as original the title 10 George Wharton James.
... minds a way by which they may possibly attain the same desirable end . It was the learned and wise Dr. Johnson who wrote : He may be justly numbered amongst ... mind . I have no desire to claim as original the title 10 George Wharton James.
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... mind , the reasonable acceptance of things as they are because we know they are good , the restfulness that comes from the assurance that " all things work together for Good to them that love God . " That worry is a curse no intelligent ...
... mind , the reasonable acceptance of things as they are because we know they are good , the restfulness that comes from the assurance that " all things work together for Good to them that love God . " That worry is a curse no intelligent ...
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... mind with that which is injurious and thus keeps out the things that might benefit and bless . It is an active and real manifestation of the fable of the man who placed the frozen asp in his bosom . As he warmed it back to life the ...
... mind with that which is injurious and thus keeps out the things that might benefit and bless . It is an active and real manifestation of the fable of the man who placed the frozen asp in his bosom . As he warmed it back to life the ...
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... mind . Among the many wonderfully good things said in his lifetime Henry Ward Beecher never said a wiser and truer thing than that " it is not the revolution which destroys the machinery , but the friction . " Worry is the friction that ...
... mind . Among the many wonderfully good things said in his lifetime Henry Ward Beecher never said a wiser and truer thing than that " it is not the revolution which destroys the machinery , but the friction . " Worry is the friction that ...
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THE NEEDLESSNESS AND USELESSNESS OF WORRY | 49 |
THE SELFISHNESS OF WORRY | 58 |
CAUSES OF WORRY | 63 |
RELIGIOUS WORRIES AND WORRIERS | 136 |
AMBITION AND WORRY | 148 |
ENVY AND WORRY | 153 |
DISCONTENT AND WORRY | 156 |
COWARDICE AND WORRY 160 | 160 |
WORRY ABOUT MANNERS AND SPEECH | 163 |
THE WORRIES OF JEALOUSY | 172 |
THE WORRIES OF SUSPICION | 178 |
PROTEAN FORMS OF WORRY | 89 |
HEALTH WORRIES | 98 |
THE WORRIES OF PARENTS | 103 |
MARITAL WORRIES | 115 |
THE WORRY OF THE SQUIRREL CAGE | 120 |
THE WORRIES OF IMPATIENCE | 181 |
THE WORRIES OF ANTICIPATION | 183 |
HOW OUR WORRY AFFECTS OTHERS | 187 |
WORRY VERSUS INDIFFERENCE XXV WORRIES AND HOBBIES | 190 |
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