Reading Books Improves Mind and Body
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A good book is a powerful tool for taking our minds off the events of the day and other things that may be troubling us.
Reading is to the mind what working out is to the body. When negative thoughts arise or when negative situations bear down on us, we have to be strong enough to engage those thoughts and feelings, in order to redirect our thoughts to more positive constructive ones.
Reading helps in the sense to where we learn to focus on the image that the words on the pages create for us. When we read, we train our minds to create a mental image that we choose to get lost in. The way we change the negative thoughts that stress us out, is by focusing on positive thoughts that make us happy.
So:
Find a good book of your choice, along the lines of uplifting fiction or self help
Find a place absent of clutter and distractions where you can read undisturbed
Take breaks often to reflect on what you have read
Make a note any significant thoughts that came to mind while you were reading
If you can, re-read a chapter or 2 a day to process what you previously read
Have a prosperous day, Keep the Faith!

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