Illusion

You know we often times take a "step back" from situations and we end up making a decision based on a series of events. Why is it do we think that giving us space from a situation causes us to make what we perceive as rational decisions. This is when are the most comfortable making decisions when we are in a calm state. So that we can weigh the pros & cons of each possible outcome. We think of the good and bad for each decision. It is when we consider the decision that we can live with and rationalize the reason for our decisions. It is these rationalizations that we cling to at night, that help us keep going day to day, minute to minute, second to second. Sometimes this is an affirmation for us and can either lead to our own's misery or happiness. So, is it true then that those who are not a happy person, is it because its the easiest emotion for them to rationalize. That rationalization that gets them from day to day, minute to minute, second to second. So in theory I would say that it really is mind of matter. If you are positive thinker then more positive things will happen to because that is the easiest thing for you to rationalize. They say that bad habits are hard to break because its as equally mentally dependent as it is physical. My philosophy is that if you think that something will happen and you're persistant about that then eventually it will come to light. You have to mentally want something as much as you do physically. Physical in the sense as of carrying out the series of events that your mind has placed in action(i.e. walking to the store to pick up computer paper for your business draft)