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Be An Optimistic Person: Best Secrets of Positive Thinking

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People often believe that being a positive or a negative person is something you are born with – you are either one or the other and you can’t change. But in most cases, they are wrong. This is just the attitude you choose to have. For instance, one person will strongly believe that they can get that job. Another person will strongly believe that they won’t get a job.

Which do you think gets it?

People adopt these attitudes as their own protective mechanisms. For a pessimist, it’s the comfort of knowing that you didn’t expect anything and you can’t be disappointed when you don’t get it. For an optimist, it’s believing that everything happens for a reason and that they can overcome it. At least, that’s how it’s supposed to be. But optimists and pessimist alike often mess up with their beliefs. Oh, and who got that job in the end, you wonder? The one who prepared the best.

Benefits Of Positive Thinking

Over the years, several studies have confirmed that Optimism has many health and societal benefits.

  • Less stress
  • Better coping mechanisms
  • Higher levels of motivation
  • More success in relationship
  • Higher grades/lower numbers of dropouts
  • More likely to commit to a healthy lifestyle

These are just some of the perks but certainly the most noted ones. However, it’s not always like this. Some people believe that all they need is a positive attitude – but this is a lie.

Optimistic people succeed because they believe that they can overcome any obstacle, accepting that it’s hard.

But there are those who believe that their dreams will come true and all it takes is to trust in that long and hard enough. Those people rarely ever succeed because they had it wrong from the beginning – they often say that everything will be easy and that success will come quickly. When it doesn’t, they get disappointed and stop working on their goals.

This is the biggest pitfall people face. It’s hard sometimes to be optimistic and accept the realistic parts at the same time. But if you can pull it off, there is no stopping you.

Benefits Of Negative Thinking

Some case studies have shown that negativity has certain adaptive and coping benefits.

People who were negative to begin with handled rejection and poor outcomes well – they didn’t expect much so they didn’t wallow when it didn’t happen for them.

This is the one side of negativity that proves to be useful time after time. But it’s mostly a protective mechanism that works in a strange way.

“Admittedly, there are some perks of being a negative person. But some people go overboard trying to get everyone to see the world the way they do. It’s uncomfortable and it gives negative people bad rep”, – says Myra Allonby, a blogger from OriginWritings.

Some say that people who think positively attract good things and that people who think negatively attract poor outcomes. This may be true.

However, it’s more about the fact that negative people believe that they will fail so they don’t put in as much effort.

The Best Way To Go

In the end, the best thing you can do for yourself is be optimistic about your outcomes but take on a realistic approach when it comes to handling obstacles.

Just being positive doesn’t work. What works is knowing that things will get hard and that you might even fail but trusting that with enough time and effort, you will succeed.

This approach is sometimes called realistic optimism and scientists strongly believe that most successful people take it on as their mantra. Find a positive side to everything. For instance, you failed – but you get to learn something and the next time you won’t. This is a good mechanism that will prove useful to any individual.

“You need to learn to embrace everything that comes for you and find the things that work while letting go of the stuff that doesn’t. Worries and negativity don’t amount to anything”, – says Geoff Mersea, a content writer from Writemyx and 1Day2write.

Be A Positive Person

Adopting this kind of attitude takes time. The first step is realizing that it’s not something you are born with but rather something you learn. Hopefully, these tips will help you become a more successful person.

Author’s bio:

Sherie Raymond works as an education writer and editor at Academic brits. She loves to write articles for online publications, namely in the educational and medical field. Sherie does yoga in her free time.

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How People Express Their Happiness in 10 Different Cultures

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Happiness is an emotion that all people want to feel in their everyday lives and in many cases, a person’s culture can play an important part in how they express it. Celebrating a happy moment can vary from country to country and these unique cultural traditions can be quite interesting to experience for any foreigner.

There are many ways to express your happiness depends on where you’re from and each way is individual and unique to the country it comes from. Here are some unique words you can learn in order to express happiness in 10 different languages from all around the world.

1. Sweden – Glädje

The word for happiness in Swedish is probably one of those words which just put a smile on your face no matter what goes on in your everyday life. In Swedish, the word being used to express happiness is actually quite simple. You can easily use it yourself whenever you’re feeling down and remind yourself that you can find some glädje even in the darkest of days. It’s truly not surprising how Sweden is one of the happiest countries in Europe.

2. Serbia – Nazdravlje

Serbian is one of those languages that, along with Swedish have quite a few words which are difficult to pronounce. The word they use the most when they are happy is Nazdravlje, and it translates to “to health”. This word is used in many different occasions, but it is always present in celebrations and reminds the Serbs that health and happiness go hand in hand.

3. The Netherlands – Blijdschap

This word is bound to bring you happiness as long as you are able to pronounce it. You will be surprised to know that it is not pronounced as “blinds chap” even though this is probably everyone’s first thought, but actually “bleye shup” and it is here to represent joy and gladness. A country like this, full of work opportunities, less working hours and freedom regarding people’s rights is bound to bring a lot of Blijdschap to its residents.

4. Spain – Felicidad

One of the words that will possibly stick out to many people from the very famous Christmas song Feliz Navidad is this lovely Spanish word for happiness. Spanish-speaking countries are full of unique places to see and with Spain being one of the most beautiful countries in Europe, you can easily figure out why this word is a part of the everyday lives of natives.

5. Italy- Contentezza

Compared to Northern countries like Iceland and Sweden which offer a plethora of difficult-to-pronounce words, Italy is here to offer a word which you will truly enjoy using – Contentezza. Not only will you be able to practice that Italian accent everyone does on the internet, but you will also be able to remind yourself to stay happy in one of the most beautiful languages.

6. Iceland- Hamingja

There are many reasons why this word can bring you happiness, even if you’re not a native speaker. First of all, you might really like ham, and this word might simply remind you of it. Apart from that though, you will be happy to know that this word represents an Icelandic spirit which represents luck. This truly helps you understand why the Icelanders chose to use this word to express their happiness.

7. Greece – Opa

Greece is known all around the world for its celebrations and the warm hospitality of the people. The number one word that expresses happiness is the word Opa. This word can be used in many occasions when dancing traditional dances, clinking glasses, or wishing others well. In any occasion, it plays an important part in the Greek culture and always makes an appearance when plates are being smashed on the dance floor.

8. France – Bonheur

The French certainly always have a way to make everything sound truly beautiful and unique. French is also one of those languages, along with Italian, that everyone tries to imitate and most of the time simply fails. Bonheur is a word that will possibly be pronounced in a much more sensual way that it is supposed to, but it will still make you happy trying to pronounce it.

9. German – Glück

While many people learning German might tell you that Glück stands for luck, a native speaker will let you know that this is a word that can mean anything from happiness to blessedness. In any case, this is a word that plays an important role in the German language, and it’s always present when a happy event takes place.

10. Finland – Onnellisuus

The word for happiness in Finnish is simply one that won’t slip your mind. Not only is it long, but it also has three letters which repeat themselves and everyone knows that this number is a lucky one. Onnellisuus reminds the Finnish to stay happy, and you would be surprised to know that there are truly many books written in Finnish with this word included in their titles.

Happiness can be presented in many ways

Every country from all around the world has a different way in which the natives express their happiness. From traditional annual town festivals to simple gatherings, the people always have ways to show how they’re feeling and share their happiness with the people they care about.

Each word mentioned above is unique to each country and it can teach you a lot about that country’s traditions and beliefs. No matter where you’re from in the world, your country definitely has taught you a special way to express and celebrate a happy event. So, which word do you think of first when a happy moment comes to mind?

Kristin Savage nourishes, sparks and empowers using the magic of a word. She does her voodoo regularly on the Pick Writers blog and occasionally contributes to other educational platforms. Along with pursuing her degree in Creative Writing, Kristin was gaining experience in the publishing industry, with expertise in marketing strategy for publishers and authors.

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Much Ado About Success: Possible For Everyone in 6 Steps

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Success! What an overused, misunderstood word!

Many motivational speakers speak about what produces success. They promote varied ideas to gain it, such as writing goals, developing self-confidence, setting minds on objectives, etc. But they don’t tell what success is!

Yes, writing goals is helpful — and keeping them in front of us. Rewriting them, adjusting them, is part of that. Today, writing goals is especially helpful because of countless distractions around us, especially the non-factual ones.

Yet, at least one successful person never wrote down goals. Rush Limbaugh said he’s never done that—and none can claim he’s not successful in his arena, no matter our political persuasion. So, writing goals isn’t a requisite.

1. Self-confidence and self-esteem

Developing better self-confidence is helpful. But, the current practice of giving unwarranted ‘rewards’ for just competing for causes confusion, not confidence. Plus, the culture’s habit of name-calling when people stand up for something or someone damages confidence. Yet, thinking we need to tell ourselves how smart or talented we are or how we can do something better than another isn’t the answer, either. We know within ourselves if we are smart or talented, and to compare ourselves to others is pointless.

Nothing builds self-esteem more than striving for, and doing, good — and doing what is right, despite risks. Seeking goodness, utilizing our talents in the best ways, helping others, all help us see our true worth, which develops our confidence and happiness! It may seem odd initially, but self-esteem increases humility which is attractive! Why else seek humility?

St Augustine said, “It was pride that changed angels into devils; it is humility that makes men as angels.” St Augustine was a learned man, a theologian, a philosopher, an influential man in his era and today. Could he be right?

2. Patience and Goals

Now, setting our minds on our ultimate objectives is important. Yet, if the goal is a long-range goal, (the best ones are!), we need the patience to live with the delay, not get discouraged and stay focused. Why else seek patience?

Psychologists report that patience is power, born of understanding! So, we grow in internal strength and endurance, making life easier, and making our bodies healthier!

Of course, for ‘believers,’ prayer is powerful for goal assistance, though we don’t always see the effect. One thing, for sure: prayer never hurts!

3. Our own kind of success

But striving for/gaining success is never good when it’s a result of ‘walking on others.’ If we leave a trail behind us of people hurting because of our activities/words, then that’s a fake success. It cannot produce goodness but results in a rotten tree that produces rotten fruit. We may obtain more money, more power, more prestige. But in truth, we’ll be a failure. Looking inside ourselves, if we’re honest, we cannot feel good about obtaining gain through others’ losses. Though we may try to puff ourselves up, ignore our faults, and forget others’ pain, we will ultimately find misery from guilt.

If we experienced harm through someone rising in rank due to unethical practices or injustice, we cannot let ourselves sink to the same level. We can find our own success, no matter where we are, what our status is, how much we make.

4. Ingenuity

In addition, we don’t find success via mandated to-do lists. Without freedom of using our ingenuity, we may accomplish tasks, but not find success in them. Likewise, if we mandate others, that doesn’t create success for us or them.

I don’t claim to have all the answers. I’m no expert and I’ve not made millions or even hundreds giving advice on success. I’ve only advised teams, in several companies, and I was ‘in the trenches with them,’ working for their successes as well as mine. Most of this is based on a combination of common sense, experience as a manager and an underlying, referring to wise leaders, and studying ‘success.’

5. So, what is ‘success?’

‘To each, his own!’ We can be successful in challenging conversations. We can find success in difficult projects. We can appreciate success in our hobbies.

There are different degrees, different types, of success. We’re only failures if we quit trying. The famous Zig Ziglar said, “A failure is an event, not a person.” So, when we persist, we’re being successful in advancing toward our goals!

So, perhaps ‘success’ is simply found in setting our minds on goals, being patient, and doing good in helping others in the meantime!

Consider a poor, old woman who begged for food and money. She said, “When you don’t have anything, then you have everything.” Sound like success? Hint:  She didn’t beg for herself.

6. Actions speak for themselves

Mother Teresa served others/ loved everyone through her words and actions. She served the lowly, the dying, the dirty, never thinking about herself. In her humble work in an obscure location, was she successful?

She received the Nobel Peace Prize for spreading love, and 120 other awards/ honors, including the highest U.S. civilian award, the Presidential Medal of Freedom. But she would not claim success, only continual efforts.

Mother Teresa made powerful statements, relevant here:

If you’re kind, people may accuse you of ulterior motives. Be kind anyway.

If you do good today, people forget it tomorrow. Do good anyway.

If you do your best, it will never be enough. Do your best anyway.

If you find serenity and happiness, some will be jealous. Be happy anyway.

If you’re successful, you’ll win some unfaithful friends and some genuine enemies. Succeed anyway.

There’s not much to be said after that!

Author’s Bio

Monica Walker

Monica Walker is a wife of 50 yrs, mother of 5, grandmother of 23.
She was a Region Manager at Augustine Institute, a Manager & Mortgage Underwriter at Bank of America, and the Owner of Rushmore Resources.
She is a Published freelance author — various city publications, weekly & monthly church publications, an Author — three books ready to publish, and a Poet/ Songwriter–ninety songs ready to submit.
She was also listed as an “Outstanding Young Woman of America,” and was a Guest on the televised Business Awakenings show. Monica lives in the United States.

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7 Tips: How to Stop Worrying And Be More Relaxed

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The biggest obstacle to a happy life is worrying. It can destroy your life personally and professionally.

Excessive worriers can face a host of physical problems like headaches, shortness of breath, dizziness, and irritability. The cause of various illnesses and diseases can also be attributed to worry.

If you are a constant worrier, here are some ways to abandon worry so that one can lead a happy life.

1. Identify the problem that is worrying you

On a sheet of paper, write down what is bothering you. For example, if you are worried about losing your job, write it down on a sheet of paper.

2. Is it real, or imaginary?

Mark Twain said, “My biggest problems never happened.” Sometimes, our worries are imaginary. We imagine almost everything that can go wrong and worry about it constantly.

Ask yourself, is it imaginary or real? If it is imaginary, let it go.

If it’s real, then make a list of all the possible solutions to the problem. Then, choose the most likely solution to solve your problem.

3. Don’t dwell on your mistakes

Every person makes mistakes. There is probably no person in the world who hasn’t made a mistake. Warren Buffett says he “learns from its mistakes, but doesn’t dwell on them”.

There is absolutely nothing you can do about the past.

When I was younger, I often dwelled on the past and wondered what I could’ve done differently. I now realize that it is a waste of time and energy dwelling on the past.

The life to be lived is in the future, not in the past.

The only thing you can change is your present and your future. The past cannot be changed. So there is no point dwelling on it. Instead, it’s better to spend that time and energy living in the present.

4. Don’t make things more difficult than they need to be

Many of us are conditioned to think that there are higher rewards for doing tasks that are more difficult. In school and college, it might be true. But in real life, the level of difficulty doesn’t always count.

We don’t necessarily get paid more because the job is difficult. It’s easy to get into a habit of making simple things more difficult.

If you are stuck in a career that isn’t paying you well, the answer may not be in working harder. Instead, you may want to consider a change in career. A career that is better paying and is in high demand.

Some professions pay more than others.

5. Plan your life but take one day at a time

Many of us may have 10, 20, or even 100 goals. But choose just five of those goals and ignore the rest. Once you achieve these five goals, only then you should think of achieving the others. Too many goals can distract you.

Once you set goals, make a plan to achieve them. It gives you focus and clarity.

But if thinking too far ahead makes you worry, then focus on getting through the day by setting smaller goals for each day and breaking up bigger tasks into smaller manageable parts.

6. One bad moment doesn’t have to ruin your entire day

Imagine you are having a great day, and suddenly, someone on the street verbally abuses you for no reason. You can choose to hit back and ruin your entire day, or you can let it go, and move on.

Ask yourself, “Is this issue too big of a deal for me to ruin my entire day?” The answer to most of those questions is ‘NO.’

7. Seek the services of a professional to stop worrying

Sometimes, we may not be able to solve problems ourselves. In those situations, it might be prudent to hire the services of a wellness professional.

Conclusion

Sometimes, reducing worry to manageable levels may require only a few minor tweaks in the way one thinks. It is not as hard as many people think. It is possible to stop worrying and lead a happy life, irrespective of one’s situation.

Author’s Bio

Vinil Ramdev is a self-development enthusiast. He has written several motivational pieces and likes to explore various aspects of leading a happy life. To stay updated about his upcoming articles, follow him on Twitter or Facebook. Vinil lives in the United States.

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This week’s positive word is QUEST: Find Your Motivation

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This week’s positive word is

QUEST

By Victoria J.Brown

The New Year has started and New Year Resolutions have been made around the world. Some are doing well … others, lasted a day or so 🙂

Did you make New Year Resolutions?

If you did, ask yourself how many of them are related to an underlying passion or incompleteness that isn’t being fulfilled?

If you were to believe that you were sent here on a life mission or a quest that needed to be completed how would you feel about your life journey so far?

Are you happy on your journey? Do you want to achieve more? Is there a niggle deep within that knows you have more to offer: more to give the world? Most people answer, ‘Yes,’ to this question because most people are on the treadmill of life.

But imagine this:

PICTURE QUEST 1

Imagine knowing that your first quest on this physical plane was to feel the love from within. When we are born this is exactly what we feel, love for ourselves and those around us. It’s as we grow and develop that society shapes our thoughts. That’s why many people are unhappy with life because they have forgotten the reason they are here, many are still searching for it while others’ have given up. Don’t give up. Don’t be that person who loses themselves. You have the power to change your thoughts.

Do you feel an urge, a passion – something deep within that you know you need to fulfill? This is your quest. Your life mission. The reason you are here. If it’s not something you can do overnight, then put a plan in place and start making it work for you. Life is far too short to be having regrets make 2017 your year. Start the quest that you were sent here for. I get excited as I write this, as I know there are so many people out there who are connecting with this blog post and know that feeling. Once that feeling is ignited, excitement bursts from within.

One of your main quests in life is to show love always. Once you can show love your life will be transformed. Truly love, forgive and diminish negative thoughts. Giving love will enable you to receive more love and you will find that your life quests are so much easier to follow. Opening yourself up to the universe and letting go of any negative beliefs will enable your quest to be achieved much easier.

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Back To The Start: Dating After Divorce Will Help You Let Go

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Dating after a divorce may sound like a tiring and unpleasant experience. Some people even prefer staying in a dysfunctional marriage just to avoid getting into new relationships. However, all the people in the world are wired to connect with others, and if you take it slow and open up your mind, dating can be one fun and liberating experience.

Take it Slow

Right after the divorce, you should be patient and take some time to heal. Never rush into things and don’t even think about rebound relationships. Those could only cause more problems and unnecessary emotions. During the first few weeks after the divorce, take the time to rethink your desires, talents and reconnect with yourself. After you have a clear image of your future, then it is a good time to get back on the horse and look for a new partner. Remember to have some fun first, before you decide to enter another serious relationship, just so you would not miss out on perks of being single.

Have no Shame

The good thing about divorces today is that they can be done quickly and they are considered normal, rather than an exception. Most Americans want to get it over with fast and, for example, filing for divorce in Oregon is not that complicated. The positive thing about online divorce is that everything is done without any fuss and piles of papers, which gives you the possibility to start dating again in no time. When reentering the world of dating, don’t be ashamed of your past. In real life, relationships fail, people fail and that is perfectly acceptable in today’s culture. So don’t feel sorry for yourself, be confident, accept the reality, and you will have no problem reconnecting with people and fully trusting them.

Have a Support System

You should never date alone. Of course, that does not mean all of your dates should be in a group, but make sure to surround yourself with good friends to support you. Let your best friends cheer for you and gently encourage you to date and have fun. It is always good to have a shoulder to cry on in tough times, and someone to advise and listen to you whenever you need it. With dearest and nearest friends, everything seems easier. You can turn a new leaf and bravely start dating, when you know there is someone to watch your back.

Date outside the Box

Everyone has a type. That is how you ended up with your ex, and it may seem hard to imagine dating someone completely different. However, how can you know that is impossible if you have not tried it? Open up your mind and date different people. If you wish, you can try and stay within “your type”, but it is always fun meeting people that are different than your ex, or even try and find a complete opposite of what you think you like. You will be surprised to see what type of people and personalities attract you, so have fun with them. Better yet, if the person is different than what you’re used to, the future relationship promises completely unique and unusual events to get you outside of your comfort zone for a change.

Talk to your Kids

Having kids at home may make dating after the divorce a bit tough. Now you are their model for everything and you want to be careful. Make sure to talk to your kids about the present situation and what is going to happen. Tell them that you will date again, but that you will not bother them with that too much. Be selective and choose partners only if you know they will be a good role model and that your children can connect with them, too. At the beginning, it is best to keep the dating details to yourself, and only introduce the date to your kids if you are certain about the relationship, in order to avoid causing anxiety with your children because of all the new people in your life. Also, tell them that they are your priority so they can be assured that they are loved and taken care of.

Don’t be discouraged after the divorce. It may seem scary, but dating is one fun experience that will encourage you to heal and have a bright future. Take things slow, talk to your kids and everyone will be happy at the end.

Biography

My name is Alex Williams, born and raised in beautiful Sydney. I am a journalism graduate and a rookie blogger trying to find my luck. Blogs are the perfect opportunity for presenting yourself to a wider audience, getting the chance to showcase my expertise and receiving recognition. I am a regular contributor at BizzMark Blog.

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Find Hope In Desperate Times

Arsenie Boca: When Life Is Dire Do Tea In The Prettiest Cup

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The best-known story told by the Father Arsenie Boca aims to bring relief to those in distress. The parable of the little cup of tea told by the spiritual guide from Prislop teaches people what they can do “if life is hard and are hit, beaten, pushed almost mercilessly when the world seems to be spinning uncontrollably and when they feel that they are in terrible suffering. “

The Father Arsenie Boca (1910-1989) is considered one of the great spiritual guide of Romanians. He left an impressive spiritual legacy to posterity. One of the most beautiful words of wisdom left by former priest persecuted by the communist regime is the story of the tea cup, a parable intended to bring relief to sufferers.

Here is the story told by Father Arsenie Boca:

“One family went on a trip to England to buy something from a beautiful antique shop, for the celebration of their 25th anniversary of marriage. The husband and wife liked antiques and clay products, ceramics, especially cups of tea. They observed an exceptional cup and asked: “Can we see that cup? We’ve never seen anything so beautiful!”

While the selling lady gave them what they had demanded, the cup of tea began to speak: – You can not understand. I was not from the beginning a cup of tea. Once, I was just a lump of red clay. My Lord took me and I ran, I fought hard, I kneaded repeatedly, and I shouted: “Do not do that!”, “I don’t like it!”, “Leave me alone!”. But he just smiled and said gently: “Not yet.” Then, ah! I was seated on a wheel and I was spun, spun, spun. “Stop! I feel dizzy! I will be sick! “I cried. But my Lord just shook his head and said quietly: “Not yet.”

He swirled me, kneaded me and hit me and he shaped up my form until He liked it… and then I was put in the oven. I never felt so much warmth! I cried, I knocked and slammed the door … “Help! Get me out of here! “I could see my Lord through an opening and I could read his lips while he slowly shook his head from side to side:” Not yet. “

When I thought I will not stand another minute more, the door was opened. Carefully He pulled me out and put me on the shelf … I started to cool off. Oh, I felt so good! “Well, so much better”, I thought. But after I cooled down, He took me, brushed and stained me all over … the smells were horrible. I thought I will not breathe anymore. “Oh, please, stop, stop!” I cried. He just nodded and said, “Not yet!” Then suddenly I was put back in the oven.

But now it was not as the first time. It was twice as hot and I felt I would suffocate. I asked him. I insisted. I screamed. I cried … I was convinced that I will not escape! I was ready to quit. Just then… the door opened and He pulled me out and again placed me on the shelf, where I cooled and waited and waited, wondering, “What will He do with me next?”

An hour later, he gave me a mirror and said: “Now look at you.” And I looked. “That’s not me; it can not be me … It’s beautiful. I’m beautiful! He spoke to me softly: “I want you to remember, I know you were hurt when you were mingled, hit, spun… but if I would have left you alone, you’d be dry. I know you felt dizzy when I spun the wheel… but if I had stopped, you would be broken into pieces, you would have crumbled.

I know it hurt and it was very hot and uncomfortable in the oven… but I had to put you there, otherwise you would have cracked. I know it did not smell good when I brushed and I stained all over, but if I had not done that, you’d never really hardened. You would not have glow in your life. If I would not have stuck you for the second time in the oven, you would not have survived much, because that reinforcement would not hold. Now you are a finished product. You’re what I had in mind the first time I started working with you. “

The moral of the story, said the confessor Arsenie Boca, is this:

“God knows what He makes from each of us. He is the potter and we are His clay. He will mold us, He will do and He will expose us to the needed pressures to be perfect to do his good, pleasant and holy will. If life seems hard and you are hurt, beaten, and pushed mercilessly; when your world seems spinning uncontrollably; when you feel that you are in a terrible suffering, when life seems dire, do yourself a tea and drink it in the prettiest cup, sit down and think about what you read here and then discusses a little with The Potter “.

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Together: Learn From Trees That Survive Connected Together

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Nassim Haramein posted publicly today: “A visual metaphor for the entire universe: everything is connected by the structure of space itself, even if it is not apparent to us on the surface…“. This affirmation was accompanied by the below picture representing trees with strong roots connected and the word together. 

I love this representation of the reality we all live in. We look around and see the things and our mind tell us that we are separate. We look at out bodies and think we are separated. But in reality, in every second, we are not separated, we are connected. This knowing brings me peace.

Nassim Haramein is the Director of Research for The Resonance Project which made the movie The Connected Universe.

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Source of the picture: Facebook Nassim Haramein Profile

Think Connected,

Elena D. Calin
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RASASVADA meaning, etymology, synonyms & antonyms

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Rasasvada meaning

Rasāsvāda means appreciation, sipping on juice, the perception of pleasure.

in Indian philosophy, it refers to the taste of bliss in the absence of all thought which is an obstacle in the path leading to Nirvikalpa Samādhi. It is aesthetic consciousness.

RASASVADA

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Why Positive Words Matter: Unleashing the Impact on Well-being and Relationships

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Why positive words matter: Discover the transformative power of optimism, encouragement, and positivity in language. Explore the impact of positive words on mental well-being and relationships. “Why Positive Words Matter” is a resource of information from different articles/videos gathered at Positive Words Research in one article to support the statement that positive words matter and they matter a lot in sustaining our well-being and happiness. How we do this:  We gather as much information we can about the topic “Why Positive Words Matter?” and add in this article links (together with an excerpt) from other articles/videos that explain why words or positive words matter.

In a world filled with words and language, it’s easy to underestimate the profound influence that the choice of words can have on our lives. But, as we delve into the topic of “Why Positive Words Matter,” we’ll begin to unravel the transformative power of optimism, encouragement, and positivity in language. The words we use not only shape our thoughts and attitudes but also have a significant impact on our mental well-being and relationships with others.

In this exploration, we’ll delve into the science behind the influence of positive words, examine how they can boost our mood and resilience, and shed light on their role in fostering healthier, more meaningful connections. Join us on this enlightening journey as we uncover the reasons why positive words matter and how they can make a difference in your life.

1. “Words Matter!” article published on 03/22/2016 on the website Huffington Post

Excerpt from this article:

“Let us change our mindset, our self-talk. We must start today to honor and appreciate all that we do well. Let us own our successes, our uniqueness, and embrace all our gifts and talents, our beauty, our health, happiness, and creativity…. . Let us start with the words: I AM… The two most powerful words. What we place after these, shape our beliefs and determine our destiny. Let us be mindful about the words we speak: “I am healthy. I am Blessed. I am brilliant. I am successful. I am loved. I am beautiful.” are some of the words that if we continue to speak over ourselves, will propel us to achieve self-confidence, regain our self-worth, and elevate our consciousness to levels that will take us to new heights and happiness that is beyond measure.”

You can also find at Positive Words Research two articles that give insights about the power of I AM: “I AM two powerful words” and “Whatever follows I AM will come looking for you”

2. “Want to live longer? Think positively! People who believe they are healthy tend to outlive those who worry about how they feel.” article written on 29 February 2016 on the website Daily Mail (Mail Online)

Excerpt from this article:

How people perceive their health acts as a guide to how long they will live. Scientists found those who were more positive tended to live for longerHow easy activities like. How easy activities likehousework are can also be a indicator of life length. Researchers say it could help them screen out those in need of help

3. 5 Words And Phrases That Can Transform Your Work Life

4. Researchers find older adults respond to emotional terms more positively

Positive Words Related to JOY

In conclusion, the significance of positive words cannot be overstated. As we’ve delved into the topic of why positive words matter, it’s clear that they hold the power to shape our thoughts, emotions, and relationships.

Positive words have a profound impact on our mental well-being, promoting optimism, resilience, and a more positive outlook on life. They act as a beacon of hope in challenging times, motivating us to overcome obstacles and pursue our goals with determination.

Furthermore, the influence of positive words extends beyond our individual well-being. They play a pivotal role in nurturing healthier and more meaningful relationships. Encouraging, uplifting, and supportive words can strengthen connections, foster trust, and create an environment of mutual understanding and respect.

In a world where communication is key, choosing positive words is not just a matter of linguistic preference; it’s a conscious decision that can lead to a brighter, more fulfilling life and more harmonious interactions with others.

So, let us remember that each word we use holds the potential to inspire, heal, and transform. By harnessing the power of positive words, we can uplift ourselves and those around us, ultimately contributing to a more positive and connected world.

Requested References for Research on Positive Words

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Discover the requested references for our research findings about the profound impact of positive words on well-being, communication, and personal growth. Explore the sources that support our insights and enrich your understanding of the transformative power of positivity in language. We receive many messages from people asking for references for the research performed at Positive Words Research. They want to understand how we come up with the list of positive words and what empirical evidence we have to back up our statements. People want to know, for example, if for our research we have empirical evidence that was conducted in a lab experiment or a field experiment and was published in a journal.

Visitors say that the website has a lot of useful words that their research team could definitely use in their own projects, they stumbled across this website and it has been an excellent resource.  They know that creating a website like this could have not been easy, and we must have done a lot of preparation research to get the information needed. And this is true. From the references below we have either extracted positive words or we have validated words to be positive and added them to the list of positive words from Positive Words Research.

In the realm of language, positivity shines as a beacon of hope and transformation. At Positive Words Research, we receive countless requests for references supporting our research findings on the incredible impact of positive words. In this article, we respond to these queries by providing you with the requested references that validate our insights.

Our journey through the world of positive words and their transformative potential has led us to a wealth of knowledge. These references serve as pillars of evidence, reinforcing the profound influence that positivity in language can have on various aspects of life.

As we delve into these references, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of the research, studies, and insights that underpin our work at Positive Words Research. So, let’s embark on this enlightening journey, exploring the sources that substantiate the remarkable power of positive words in enhancing well-being, communication, and personal growth.

If you use this list of positive words from Positive Words Research, please cite as follows:

“List of Positive Words created by Calin Elena Daniela, founder of Positive Words Research: https://positivewordsresearch.com/list-of-positive-words“

Please find below a list of references we have used since creating Positive Words Research:

Books References

  • Positive Thinking by Vera Peiffer, 1989
  • More Positive Thinking by Vera Peiffer, 1990
  • The Magic of Thinking Big by Dr. David J. Schwartz, 1959
  • The Good Mood Guide by Ros & Jeremy Holmes, 1993
  • A guide to rational living by Albert Ellis and Robert A. Harper, 1961
  • The case against religion: A psychotherapist’s view and the case against religiosity by Albert Ellis Ph. D
  • How to control your anxiety before it controls you by Albert Ellis, Ph. D founder of REBT Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy, 1998
  • Dating, mating and relating – How to build a healthy relationship by Albert Ellis, Ph. D and Robert A. Harper, 2003
  • Feeling better, getting better, staying better. Profound self-help therapy for your emotions by Albert Ellis, Ph. D, internationally renowned psychologist, and author
  • How the Mind Works by Steven Pinker, 1997
  • How brains think by William H. Calvin, 1996
  • Kinds of minds. Toward an understanding of consciousness by Daniel C. Bennet, 1996
  • The complete idiot’s guide to public speaking, Second Edition by Laurie Rozakis, Ph. D, 1999
  • How to start a conversation and make friends by Don Gabor, 1983
  • 101 ways to improve your communication skills instantly by JO Condrill and Dr. Bennie Bough, 1998
  • The art of civilized conversation. A guide to expressing yourself with style and grace by Margaret Shepherd and Sharon Hogan, 2005
  • Positive words, powerful results. Simple ways to honor, affirm and celebrate life by Hal Urban
  • La therapie cognitive by Philippe Breinster, 1995
  • J’apprends a  apprendre  by Christian Drapeau, 1994
  • All you ever wanted to know from his Holiness The Dalai Lama on happiness, life, living and much more, Conversations with Rajiv Mehrotra, 2009, Tenzin Gyatso, HH The Dalai Lama
  • An Open Heart. Practicing Compassion in Everyday Life by The Dalai Lama Tenzin Gyatso, edited by Nicholas Vreeland, 2002
  • How can we overcome them. A Scientific Dialogue with The Dalai Lama narrated by Daniel Goleman, 2003
  • Healing Emotions: Conversations with Dalai Lama on Mindfulness, Emotions and Health by Daniel Goleman, 1997
  • Social Intelligence. The New Science of Human Relationships by Daniel Goleman, 2006
  • Emotional Intelligence. Why it can matter more than IQ by Daniel Goleman, 1995
  • Primal Leadership by Daniel Goleman, Richard Boyatzis, Annie Mickee, 2002
  • A Primer on Rational-Emotive Therapy by Windy Dryden, Raymond DiGiuseppe, 1990
  • The Magic by Rhonda Byrne, 2012
  • The Secret by Rhonda Byrne, 2006
  • The Power by Rhonda Byrne, 2010
  • The Secret Daily Teachings by Rhonda Byrne, 2008
  • The Astonishing Power of Emotions. Let your Feelings be Your Guide by Esther and Jerry Hicks (The Teachings of Abraham)
  • You Can Heal Your Life by Louise Hay, 1984
  • Calling in “The One”: 7 Weeks to Attract the Love of Your Life by Katherine Woodward Thomas, 2004
  • Magic Sparkles of Happiness by Calin Elena Daniela the founder of Positive Words Research, 2012
  • Positive Words That Will Enrich Your Mind and Soul by Calin Elena Daniela, the founder of Positive Words Research, 2015
  • The I Can Alphabets: A Unique Collection of Words Just for You by Teffanie T. White, 2012 (Pictureless book)
  • I is for Invigorated (the i m a g i n a t i o n series) by Teffanie White and Adrea Peters, 2011 (Pictureless book)
  • I is for Inspiration (the i m a g i n a t i o n series) by Teffanie White and Adrea Peters, 2010 (Pictureless book)
  • W is for Walnut (w e l l n e s s) by Teffanie White and Adrea Peters, 2011 (Pictureless book)
  • C is for Canvas (the c a n v a s series) by Teffanie White and Adrea Peters, 2010 (Pictureless book)
  • A is for Apple (the a n g e l series) by Teffanie White and Adrea Peters, 2010 (Pictureless book)
  • E is for El Nino (the e x p l o r e series) by Teffanie White and Adrea Peters, 2010 (Pictureless book)
  • The I Can Alphabets: A Unique Collection of Words Just for y O U by Teffanie White and Adrea Peters, 2012 (Pictureless book)
  • Ur Txtbk (the n o t h i n g series) by Teffanie White and Adrea Peters, 2010 (Pictureless book)
  • N is for Never Night (the n o t h i n g series) by Teffanie White and Adrea Peters, 2010 (Pictureless book)
  • A is for Angel (the a n g e l series) by Teffanie White and Adrea Peters, 2010 (Pictureless book)
  • Minqing Hu and Bing Liu. “Mining and Summarizing Customer Reviews.”; Proceedings of the ACM SIGKDD International Conference on Knowledge; Discovery and Data Mining (KDD-2004), Aug 22-25, 2004, Seattle; Washington, USA
  • Bing Liu, Minqing Hu and Junsheng Cheng. “Opinion Observer: Analyzing; and Comparing Opinions on the Web.” Proceedings of the 14th; International World Wide Web conference (WWW-2005), May 10-14; 2005, Chiba, Japan

Home Training Programs References

  • Love or Above by Christie Marie Sheldon, Mindvalley
  • Unlimited Abundance. Clearing Past Beliefs and Fundamental Blocks by Christie Marie Sheldon, Mindvalley
  • Creative Visualization, Mastering the System by Vishen Lakhiani founder of Mindvalley
  • Bending Reality. The Master Program for Creating Wealth and Impact by Vishen Lakhiani founder of Mindvalley
  • 5 Principles for Winning the Mind Game by Bob Proctor, Mindvalley
  • 11 Forgotten Laws by Bob Proctor, Mindvalley
  • Creative Visualization. Guided Journeys by Lisa Nichols, Mindvalley
  • Calling in “The One”: 7 Weeks to Attract the Love of Your Life by Katherine Woodward Thomas

Internet References – Lists of Positive Words/Positive Word Vocabulary Lists/Sentiment Analysis

Internet References – Articles

  • Happy Endings Slash Big Reveal by Teffanie Thompson, former Teffanie T. White (from Positive Words Research)
  • Positive Words by Lu Yu (from Lu Yu website)
  • How research is done at Positive Words Research
  • Positive thinking may be a sign you are going to live longer (from Daily Mail)
  • The Power of Words by Jonathan Madison (from The Daily Journal)
  • Sentiment Analysis Resources (from Positive Words Research)

Internet References – Blogs/Websites

  • Pictureless Books
  • Positive Thesaurus
  • Positive Words Dictionary
  • Word of the Day from The Crazy Perfectionist

Please note that from the references above we have either extracted positive words or we have validated words to be positive and added them to the list of positive words created at Positive Words Research.

In conclusion, the references we’ve provided serve as a testament to the extensive research and studies that support the transformative influence of positive words. These sources underscore the profound impact that optimism, encouragement, and positivity in language can have on various facets of our lives, including our well-being, communication, and personal growth.

Through our commitment to spreading the message of positivity, we have sought out and compiled these valuable references to validate our insights and findings. We believe that understanding the empirical evidence behind the power of positive words is crucial in appreciating their significance.

As you explore these references, we hope you gain a deeper appreciation for the role of positivity in language and its ability to uplift, inspire, and transform. May these sources inspire you to embrace the use of positive words in your daily life, contributing to your well-being and fostering meaningful connections with others. Thank you for joining us on this journey of discovery and empowerment through the magic of positive words.

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A Comprehensive List of Emotionally Positive Words: Elevate Your Vocabulary

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Elevate your vocabulary and enhance your emotional well-being with our comprehensive list of emotionally positive words. Explore this empowering collection to express and embrace a wide range of positive emotions in your daily life. Find below a list of emotionally positive words that start with every letter from the alphabet. Enjoy this list!

Elevating Your Emotional Vocabulary: A Journey through Emotionally Positive Words

In the rich tapestry of human experience, emotions play a central and dynamic role. They color our interactions, shape our perceptions, and influence the quality of our lives. As we navigate the complex terrain of our inner worlds, the words we choose to describe our emotions hold tremendous power.

In this exploration, we embark on a journey through a comprehensive list of emotionally positive words. These words serve as windows into the realm of positive emotions, offering us a diverse palette to express and embrace the beauty of our feelings. As we delve into this empowering collection, we invite you to elevate your emotional vocabulary and enhance your capacity to convey the depth of your inner experiences.

Join us on this enriching journey as we celebrate the language of emotions and the myriad ways it allows us to connect, understand, and express the beautiful tapestry of human sentiment.

Emotionally positive words starting with A

A REASON FOR BEING,   ABLEABOUND,   ABOUNDING,   ABOUNDS,   ABRACADABRA,   ABSOLUTE,   ABSOLUTELY,   ABSORBED,   ABUNDANCE,   ABUNDANT,   ABUNDANT GRATIFICATION,   ACARONAR,   ACCENTUACTIVITY,   ACCEPT,   ACCEPTABLE,   ACCEPTANCE,   ACCEPTED,   ACCEPTING,   ACCESSIBLE,   ACCLAIM,   ACCLAIMED,   ACCLAMATION,   ACCOLADE,   ACCOLADES,   ACCOMMODATE,   ACCOMMODATED,   ACCOMMODATING,   ACCOMMODATION,   ACCOMMODATIVE,   ACCOMPLISH,   ACCOMPLISHED,   ACCOMPLISHMENT,   ACCOMPLISHMENTS,   ACCOUNTABILITY,   ACCURACY,   ACCURATE,   ACCURATELY,   ACHIEVABLE,   ACHIEVE,   ACHIEVEMENT,   ACHIEVEMENTS,   ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,   ACTABILITY,   ACTION,   ACTION FOR HAPPINESS,   ACTIVATE,   ACTIVE,   ACTIVE AND CONSTRUCTIVE STEPS,   ACTS OF KINDNESS,   ACUMEN,   ADAPTABILITY,   ADAPTABLE,   ADAPTIVE,   ADD,   ADDITION,   ADEQUATE,   ADJUSTABLE,   ADMIRABLE,   ADMIRABLY,   ADMIRATION,   ADMIRE,   ADMIRED,   ADMIRER,   ADMIRING,   ADMIRINGLY,   ADORABLE,   ADORE,   ADORED,   ADORER,   ADORING,   ADORINGLY,   ADROIT,   ADROITLY,   ADULATED,   ADULATION,   ADULATORY,   ADVANCED,   ADVANTAGE,   ADVANTAGEOUS,   ADVANTAGEOUSLY,   ADVANTAGES,   ADVENTURE,   ADVENTURESOME,   ADVENTUROUS,   ADVOCATED,   AFFABILITY,   AFFABLE,   AFFABLY,   AFFECTION,   AFFECTIONATE,   AFFINITY,   AFFIRM,   AFFIRMATION,   AFFIRMATIVE,   AFFLUENCE,   AFFLUENT,   AFFORD,   AFFORDABLE,   AFFORDABLY,   AGELESS,   AGILE,   AGILELY,   AGILITY,   AGREE,   AGREEABLE,   AGREEABLENESS,   AGREEABLY,   AID,   AIM,   AIR,   AIRNESS,   ALACRITY,   ALERT,   ALERTNESS,   ALIGNED,   ALIVE,   ALIVENESS,   ALL IS WELL,   ALLOW,   ALLOWING,   ALLURE,   ALLURING,   ALLURINGLY,   ALOHA,   ALTERNATIVE HEALING,   ALTITUDINARIAN,   ALTRUCAUSE,   ALTRUISM,   ALTRUISTIC,   ALTRUISTICALLY,   AMAZE,   AMAZED,   AMAZEMENT,   AMAZES,   AMAZING,   AMAZING WORDS,   AMAZINGLY,   AMBITION,   AMBITIOUS,   AMBITIOUSLY,   AMELIORATE,   AMENITY,   AMIABILITY,   AMIABILY,   AMIABLE,   AMICABILITY,   AMICABLE,   AMICABLY,   AMIN,   AMITY,   AMPLE,   AMPLY,   AMUSE,   AMUSED,   AMUSING,   AMUSINGLY,   ANGEL,   ANGELIC,   ANIMATE,   ANIMATED,   ANIMATENESS,   ANIMATING,   ANIMATION,   ANTICIPATION,   APOTHEOSIS,   APPEAL,   APPEALING,   APPLAUD,   APPRECIABLE,   APPRECIATE,   APPRECIATED,   APPRECIATES,   APPRECIATION,   APPRECIATION OF BEAUTY,   APPRECIATIVE,   APPRECIATIVE JOY,   APPRECIATIVELY,   APPRECIATIVENESS,   APPROPRIATE,   APPROVAL,   APPROVE,   ARDENT,   ARDOR,   AROUSED,   ART OF APPRECIATION,   ART OF STILLNESS,   ART OF WELL-BEING,   ASSERTIVE,   ASSERTIVENESS,   ASSUME YOUR OWN VALUE,   ASSURANCE,   ASTONISHED,   ASTONISHING,   ASTONISHINGLY,   ASTONISHMENT,   ASTOUNDING,   ASTRONOMICAL,   ATTENTIVENESS,   ATTRACTION,   ATTRACTIVE,   ATTRIBUTIONAL STYLE QUESTIONNAIRE (ASQ),   AUDACITY,   AUTHENTIC,   AUTHENTIC HAPPINESS,   AUTHENTICITY,   AWAKEN,   AWARE,   AWARENESS,   AWE,   AWED,   AWEKENING,   AWESOME,   AWESOMENESS

Emotionally positive words starting with B

BADASSERY,   BALANCE,   BALANCED,   BE EXTRAORDINARY,   BE HAPPY,   BEATIFY,   BEATITUDE,   BEAUTIFUL,   BEAUTIFULLY,   BEAUTIFY,   BEAUTY,   BEAUTY IN ALL THINGS,   BEING AT REST,   BEINGNESS,   BELIEVABLE,   BELONG,   BELONGING,   BELOVED,   BENEFACTOR,   BENEFICIAL,   BENEFIT,   BENEFITS,   BENEVOLENCE,   BENEVOLENT,   BENEVOLENTLY,   BENEVOLENTLY CHEERFUL STATE OF MIND,   BEST,   BEST OF ALL POSSIBLE WORLDS,   BEST-SELLING,   BETTER,   BETTER AND BETTER,   BETTER-KNOWN,   BETTER-THAN-EXPECTED,   BEYOND,   BEYOND FABULOUS,   BEYOND THANK YOU,   BIG VISION,   BIOPHILIA,   BLASTING,   BLAZING,   BLESS,   BLESSED,   BLESSING,   BLINDING,   BLISS,   BLISSCIPLINE,   BLISSFUL,   BLISSFULNESS,   BLISS-ON-TAP,   BLITHESOME,   BLOOD-BROTHERS,   BLOOM,   BLOSSOM,   BLOSSOMING,   BOHEMIAN SOUL,   BOHO-SOUL,   BOLDNESS,   BONUS,   BRAVERY,   BREATHTAKING,   BREEZINESS,   BRIGHT,   BRIGHTNESS,   BRILLIANCE,   BRILLIANT,   BRIO,   BRISKNESS,   BUBBLING,   BULLISHNESS,   BUOYANCY,   BUSTING

Emotionally positive words starting with C

CALM,   CANDOR,   CAPABILITY,   CAPABLE,   CAPABLY,   CAPITAL,   CARE,   CAREFREE,   CAREFREENESS,   CAREFULNESS,   CARESS,   CARING,   CELEBRATE,   CELEBRATION,   CENTERED,   CENTERING,   CENTERING MEDITATION,   CERTAIN,   CERTAINTY,   CHAKRA,   CHALLENGE,   CHAMP,   CHAMPION,   CHANGE,   CHARISMA,   CHARISMATIC,   CHARITABLE,   CHARITY,   CHARM,   CHARMER,   CHARMING,   CHEERFUL,   CHEERFUL MOOD,   CHEERFUL WILLINGNESS,   CHEERFULNESS,   CHEERS,   CHOICE,   CITIZEN OF MASTERY,   CLARITY,   CLEAN,   CLEANLINESS,   CLEAR,   CLEAR-HEADED,   CLOSENESS,   CO-CREATING,   CO-CREATOR,   COHESION,   COLLABORATION,   COLLECTED,   COMFORT,   COMFORTABLE,   COMFORTING,   COMMITMENT,   COMMUNICATION,   COMMUNION,   COMMUNITY,   COMPANIONSHIP,   COMPASSION,   COMPASSIONATE,   COMPETENCE,   COMPETENCY,   COMPETENT,   COMPLIMENTARY WORDS,   CONCENTRATION,   CONFIDENCE,   CONFIDENT,   CONGRUENCE,   CONNECT,   CONNECTED,   CONNECTEDNESS,   CONNECTION,   CONQUER,   CONSCIOUSNESS,   CONSIDERATE,   CONSIDERATION,   CONSISTENCY,   CONSISTENT,   CONTENT,   CONTENTED,   CONTENTMENT,   CONTINUAL STREAM OF SYNCRONICITY,   CONTINUITY,   CONTINUOUS,   CONTRIBUTION,   CONVICTION,   CONVINCING,   COOL,   COOPERATION,   CORDIAL,   CORKING,   COURAGE,   COURTEOUS,   COURTESY,   COZINESS,   CRANK (UP),   CREATE,   CREATIVE,   CREATIVE PROCESS,   CREATIVENESS,   CREATIVITY,   CUDDLE,   CUDDLING,   CURIOSITY,   CURIOUS,   CUTE,   CUTENESS

Emotionally positive words starting with D

DANDY,   DARING,   DAUWTRAPPEN,   DAZZLE,   DAZZLED,   DEBONAIR,   DECENT,   DECISIVENESS,   DEDICATED,   DEEPER PART OF YOU,   DEFENCELESSNESS,   DELICATE,   DELICIOUS,   DELICIOUSNESS,   DELIGHT,   DELIGHTED,   DELIGHTFUL,   DELIGHTFULLY,   DEPENDABILITY,   DESERVE,   DESERVEDNESS,   DESERVINGNESS,   DESIRABLE,   DESIRE,   DETACHMENT,   DETERMINATION,   DEVOTED,   DEVOTION,   DIGNITY,   DILIGENCE,   DIRECTION,   DISCIPLINE,   DISCOVERY,   DISCRETION,   DIS-IDENTIFY,   DISNEY,   DIVERSITY,   DIVINE,   DO,   DOPE,   DOPE CHILL OUT,   DREAM,   DREAMY,   DRIVE,   DUTY,   DYNAMIC

Emotionally positive words starting with E

EAGER,   EAGERNESS,   EARNEST,   EASE,   EASE-OF-MIND,   EASIER,   EASILY,   EASY,   EASY TO APPROACH,   EASY TO TALK TO,   EBULLIENCE,   ECOSOPHY,   ECSTATIC,   ECSTATIFY,   EDUCATE,   EDUCATED,   EDUCATION,   EFFECTIVENESS,   EFFICACY,   EFFICIENCY,   EFFICIENT,   EFFORTLESS EASE,   EFFORTLESSLY,   EFFORTLESSNESS,   EKAGGATA,   ELATED,   ELATION,   ELECTRIC,   ELEGANCE,   ELEVATE,   ELEVATED,   EMBODY THE LOVE,   EMBRACE,   EMPATHIZE,   EMPATHY,   EMPHATIC,   EMPOWER,   EMPOWERED,   EMPOWERING,   EMPOWERING WORDS,   EMULATE,   ENABLE,   ENABLED,   ENCHANTED,   ENCOURAGE,   ENCOURAGED,   ENCOURAGEMENT,   ENCOURAGING WORDS,   ENDURANCE,   ENERGETIC,   ENERGIZE,   ENERGY,   ENGAGE,   ENGAGED,   ENGAGING,   ENGROSSED,   ENJOY,   ENJOYMENT,   ENLIGHTENMENT,   ENLIVENED,   ENORMOUS,   ENOUGH,   ENTHRALLED,   ENTHUSIASM,   ENTHUSIASTIC,   ENTRANCED,   EQUALITY,   EQUANIMITY,   EQUANIMOUS,   EQUITABLE,   EQUITABLY,   EQUITY,   ERLEBNIS,   ETERNAL,   EUDAEMONIST,   EUDAIMONIA,   EUDAIMONISM,   EUDAIMONISTIC,   EUNOIA,   EVOLVE,   EXALTATION,   EXALTING,   EXCELLENCE,   EXCELLENT,   EXCEPTIONAL,   EXCITE,   EXCITED,   EXCITED ANTICIPATION,   EXCITEMENT,   EXCITING,   EXEMPLARY,   EXHILARATING,   EXPANSIVE,   EXPECTANT,   EXPERIENCE,   EXPERTISE,   EXPLORATION,   EXPRESSING,   EXPRESSIVENESS,   EXQUISITE,   EXSTATISFY,   EXTRA,   EXTRAORDINARY,   EXUBERANCE,   EXUBERANT,   EXULTANT

Emotionally positive words starting with F

FABULOUS,   FAIR,   FAIRNESS,   FAITH,   FAITHFUL,   FAME,   FAMILY,   FAMOUS,   FANCY,   FANTABULOUS,   FANTASTIC,   FASCINATE,   FASCINATED,   FAVORITE,   FEARLESS,   FEASIBLE,   FEEL GOOD,   FEELING GOOD,   FEISTINESS,   FEISTY,   FESTIVE,   FESTIVENESS,   FIDELITY,   FINE,   FIT,   FLASHY,   FLAUNTING,   FLAWLESS,   FLAWLESSLY,   FLEXIBILITY,   FLOURISH,   FLOURISHING,   FLOW,   FLOWING,   FOCUS,   FONDLE,   FOOD,   FORGIVE,   FORGIVENESS,   FORGIVING,   FORTITUDE,   FORTUITOUS,   FREE,   FREECYCLE,   FREEDOM,   FRIC-TIONLESSLY,   FRIEND,   FRIENDLINESS,   FRIENDLY,   FRIENDSHIP,   FRUGALITY,   FTW,   FULFILL,   FULFILLED,   FUN,   FUNERIFIC,   FUNNY JOKES,   FUNOLOGY

Emotionally positive words starting with G

GAME-CHANGER,   GARGANTUAN,   GEMUTLICHKEIT,   GENERATE,   GENERATOR OF LIFE,   GENERAVITY,   GENEROSITY,   GENEROUS,   GENIAL,   GENIUS,   GENTLEMAN,   GENUINE,   GIBIGIANA,   GIDDY,   GIFT,   GIGGLING,   GIGIL,   GINGER,   GIVE,   GIVING,   GLAD,   GLAMOR,   GLORY,   GLOW,   GOD,   GODDESS,   GODLINESS,   GOING THE EXTRA MILE,   GOOD,   GOOD FORTUNE,   GOOD HEALTH,   GOOD INDWELLING SPIRIT,   GOOD WORD,   GOOD WORDS,   GOOD-FEELING,   GOOD-HUMORED,   GOODNESS,   GOODWILL,   GORGEOUS,   GORGEOUSNESS,   GRACE,   GRACEFULLY,   GRACIOUSNESS,   GRAND,   GRANDIOSITY,   GRATEFULNESS,   GRATITUDE,   GREAT,   GREATFUL,   GROOVY,   GROUNDED,   GROW,   GROWTH,   GUIDANCE,   GUIDE,   GUIDING,   GYPSY SOUL

Emotionally positive words starting with H

HALO,   HANDSOME,   HAPPILY,   HAPPINESS,   HAPPY,   HAPPY HEARTED,   HAPPY WORDS,   HARMONIOUS,   HARMONIZE,   HARMONY,   HARNESS,   HEALTH,   HEALTHY,   HEART,   HEARTFELT,   HEART-OPENING,   HEARTWARMING,   HEAVEN,   HEAVENLY,   HEEDFUL,   HEIGHTENED,   HELLO,   HELP,   HELPFUL,   HELPFULNESS,   HELPING,   HERO,   HEROISM,   HIGHLY DISTINGUISHED,   HIGH-SPIRITEDNESS,   HOLINESS,   HOLISTIC,   HOLY,   HOLY SPIRIT,   HONEST,   HONESTY,   HONOR,   HOPE,   HOPEFULNESS,   HOSPITABLE,   HOSPITALITY,   HOT,   HUGE,   HUMAN,   HUMAN FLOURISHING,   HUMBLE,   HUMOR

Emotionally positive words starting with I

ICHARIBA CHODE,   IDEA,   IDEALISM,   IKIGAI,   ILLUMINATED,   ILLUMINATION,   ILLUSTRIOUS,   IMAGINATION,   IMPROVEMENT,   INCLUSION,   INCOMPARABLE,   INCREDIBLE,   INCREDIBLE CUTENESS,   INDEPENDENCE,   INDWELLING,   INEFFABLE,   INFINITE,   INFINITY,   INFLUENCE,   INGENUITY,   IN-LOVE,   INNER,   INNER SPIRIT,   INNER-PEACE,   INNOCENT,   INNOVATE,   INNOVATION,   INQUISITIVE,   INSIGHT,   INSIGHTFUL,   INSIGHTFULNESS,   INSPIRATION,   INSPIRATIONAL,   INSPIRATIONAL WORDS,   INSPIRE,   INSPIRED,   INSPIRING WORD,   INSPIRING WORDS,   INTEGRITY,   INTELLIGENCE,   INTELLIGENT,   INTENSITY,   INTENTION,   INTERCONNECTED,   INTERCONNECTIVITY,   INTEREST,   INTERESTED,   INTERESTING,   INTIMACY,   INTREPID,   INTRIGUED,   INTUITION,   INTUITIVENESS,   INVENTIVENESS,   INVESTING,   INVIGORATE,   INVIGORATED,   INVINCIBLE,   INVOLVE,   INVOLVED,   IRIDESCENT

Emotionally positive words starting with J

JAMMIN’,   JOKE,   JOLLY,   JOVIAL,   JOY,   JOYFUL,   JOYOUS,   JUBILANT,   JUBILINGO,   JUST,   JUSTICE,   JUVENESCENT

Emotionally positive words starting with K

KAAJHUAB,   KALON,   KEEN,   KEEP-UP,   KILIG,   KIND,   KIND WORDS,   KIND-HEART,   KINDLY,   KINDNESS,   KISS,   KITTENS,   KNOWLEDGE,   KOIBITO KIBUN

List of emotionally positive words starting with L

LAUGH,   LAUGHING,   LEADER,   LEADERSHIP,   LEADING,   LEARN,   LEARNING,   LEEWAY,   LET GO,   LETTING GO,   LIBERTY,   LIFE,   LIFE-OF-THE-PARTY,   LIGHT,   LIGHT FOG,   LIGHT-HEARTED,   LIGHTWORKER,   LIKE,   LIVE,   LIVELINESS,   LIVELY,   LIVES THROUGH,   LIVING,   LOGIC,   LONGEVITY,   LOVABLE,   LOVE,   LOVE FULFILLED,   LOVE WORDS,   LOVELY,   LOVER OF BEAUTY,   LOVING,   LOVING ACCEPTANCE,   LOVING FEELINGS,   LOVING-KINDNESS,   LOYAL,   LOYALTY,   LUCK,   LUCKY,   LUSTROUS,   LUSTROUS COLORS,   LUXURY

Emotionally positive words starting with M

MAGIC,   MAGNETIC TO LOVE,   MAGNIFICENT,   MAJESTY,   MAJOR,   MAKING-A-DIFFERENCE,   MANY,   MARVELOUS,   MASTERY,   MATURITY,   MEANING,   MEANINGFUL,   MEANINGFUL WORDS,   MEDITATION,   MELIORISM,   MELLOW,   MEMORABLE,   MENCH,   MERCY,   MERIT,   MILD,   MIND-BLOWING,   MINDFUL,   MINDFULNESS,   MINDSIGHT,   MIRACLE,   MIRTHFUL,   MODESTY,   MORE,   MORPHING,   MOTIVATE,   MOTIVATED WORDS,   MOTIVATING WORDS,   MOTIVATION,   MOTIVATIONAL,   MOTIVATIONAL WORDS,   MOVED,   MOVEMENT,   MOVING,   MUTUALITY,   MYRIAD

Emotionally positive words starting with N

NAMASTE,   NATURE-MADE,   NEAT,   NEOTENY,   NEW,   NICE,   NICE WORDS,   NIRVANA,   NOBLE,   NON-RESISTANCE,   NON-RESISTANT,   NOURISH,   NOURISHED,   NOURISHING,   NOURISHMENT,   NOVATURIENT,   NURTURE,   NURTURING

Emotionally positive words starting with O

OBEDIENT,   OK,   OM MANI PADME HUM,   OMG,   ON,   ONENESS,   ONE-POINTEDNESS,   ONWARDS,   OPEN,   OPEN HEARTED,   OPENING,   OPENLY,   OPEN-MINDED,   OPENNESS,   OPPORTUNITY,   OPTIMISM,   OPTIMIST,   OPTIMISTIC,   ORDER,   ORENDA,   ORGANIZATION,   ORIENTATION,   ORIGINAL,   ORIGINALITY,   OUTCOME,   OUTERNATIONALIST,   OUTGOING,   OUTSTANDING,   OVERCOME,   OVERLY OPTIMISTIC,   OWNING YOUR POWER

Emotionally positive words starting with P

PACIFY,   PARADISE,   PARADISIAC,   PARDON,   PARTICIPATION,   PASSION,   PASSIONATE,   PATIENCE,   PEACE,   PEACE OF MIND,   PEACEFUL WORDS,   PEP,   PEPPINESS,   PERCEPTIVENESS,   PERFECT,   PERFECTION,   PERKINESS,   PERMALICIOUS,   PERSEVERANCE,   PERSISTENCE,   PERSONAL-GROWTH,   PETRICHOR,   PHILOCALIST,   PICK-ME-UP,   PIOUS,   PIQUANCY,   PLAY,   PLAYFUL,   PLAYFULNESS,   PLEASE,   PLEASED,   PLEASURE,   PLUCKY,   POLITE,   POLITENESS,   POLLYANNAISM,   POSICHOICE,   POSIDRIVING,   POSIFIT,   POSILENZ,   POSIMASS,   POSIMINDER,   POSIRATIO,   POSIRIPPLE,   POSIRIPPLER,   POSIRIPPLES,   POSISINGER,   POSISITE,   POSISTRENGTH,   POSITIBILITARIAN,   POSITIVE,   POSITIVE ATTITUDE,   POSITIVE BELIEFS,   POSITIVE CIRCUMSTANCES,   POSITIVE EMOTIONS,   POSITIVE ENERGY,   POSITIVE EVENTS,   POSITIVE FEELINGS,   POSITIVE MIND,   POSITIVE THINKING,   POSITIVE THOUGHTS,   POSITIVE VOCABULARY,   POSITIVE WORDS,   POSITRACTION,   POSITUDE,   POSIVALUES,   POSIWORD,   POSSIBILITARIAN,   POUR YOUR LOVE,   POWER,   POWER WORDS,   POWERFUL,   POWERFUL POSITIVE WORDS,   POWERFUL POSSIBILITY,   POWERFUL WORDS,   POWER-ON,   POWER-UP,   PRACTICALITY,   PRECIOUS,   PRECISION,   PREPAREDNESS,   PRESENCE,   PRESERVATION,   PRETTY,   PRICELESS,   PRIDE,   PRIVACY,   PRIVILEGE,   PROACTIVE,   PROACTIVITY,   PROGRESS,   PROMPTNESS,   PRONIA,   PROPITIOUS,   PROSPERITY,   PROSPEROUS,   PROTECT,   PROTO,   PROUD,   PUNCTUAL,   PUNCTUALITY,   PUPPIES,   PURE,   PURPOSE

Emotionally positive words starting with Q

QUAINT,   QUALITY,   QUALITY WORDS,   QUEENLY,   QUICKENING,   QUIDDITY,   QUIESCENT,   QUIESCENT MIND,   QUIET,   QUIETNESS

Emotionally positive words starting with R

RADIANT,   RADIATE,   RAINBOW,   RAPTURE,   RAPTUROUS,   RASASVADA,   RATIONALITY,   READINESS,   READY,   REAL,   REALITY,   REASON,   REBORN,   RECOGNITION,   RECOGNIZE,   RECOMMEND,   REFRESH,   REFRESHED,   REJUVENATE,   REJUVENATED,   RELATEDNESS,   RELATIONSHIPS,   RELAX,   RELAXED,   RELEASING,   RELENT,   RELIABILITY,   RELIABLE,   RELIEF,   RELIEVE,   RELIEVED,   RELIGION,   REMARKABLE,   RENEW,   RENEWED,   RENOWNED,   REPOSE,   RESILIENCE,   RESILIENT,   RESOURCEFULNESS,   RESPECT,   RESPECTED,   RESPONSIBILITY,   REST,   RESTED,   RESTORE,   RESTORED,   REVELATION,   REVERENCE,   REVIVED,   RIGHTEOUSNESS,   RIGHTFUL,   RIPE,   RISK-TAKING,   ROMANCE,   ROMANTIC,   ROSINESS

Emotionally positive words starting with S

SACRED,   SACRED SPACE,   SAFE,   SAFETY,   SALVATION,   SATISFIED,   SAVE,   SAVINGS,   SAVOUR,   SAVOURING,   SCOPE,   SECURE,   SECURED,   SECURITY,   SELF-COMPASSION,   SELF-ESTEEM,   SELF-EXPRESSION,   SELF-FORGIVENESS,   SELF-KINDNESS,   SELFLESSNESS,   SELF-LOVE,   SELF-RESPECT,   SERENDIPITY,   SERENE,   SERENITY,   SERVE,   SERVICE,     SHAPE-SHIFTING VIRTUOSO,   SHELTER,   SHIFT IN FOCUS,   SHINE,   SHINING,   SHOW UP MORE PRESENT,   SIMPLE,   SIMPLICITY,   SIMPLIFY,   SINCERITY,   SKILL,   SKILLED,   SLEEP,   SMART,   SMILE,   SMILING,   SOUL,   SOULFUL,   SOULMATE,   SOUL-STRETCHING,   SPACE,   SPACIOUS,   SPARK,   SPARKLE,   SPARKLES,   SPECIAL,   SPECTACULAR,   SPELLBOUND,   SPIRIT,   SPLENDID,   SPONTANEITY,   SPONTANEOUS,   SPUNKY,   STABILITY,   START,   STEADFASTNESS,   STELLAR,   STILL,   STIMULATED,   STIMULATING,   STIMULATION,   STRENGTH,   STRIVE,   STRONG WORDS,   STUDIOUS,   STUDY,   STUPENDOUS,   STYLE,   SUBLIME,   SUCCULENT,   SUFFICIENT,   SUNNINESS,   SUNSHINE,   SUPERCHARGE,   SUPERCHARGED,   SUPERPOWER,   SUPPORT,   SUPPORTED,   SUPPORTING,   SUPREME,   SURPRISED,   SUSTAIN,   SUSTAINED,   SWAG,   SWAGGY,   SWEET,   SWEETHEART,   SWEETNESS,   SYMPATHETIC,   SYMPTOMS OF GREATNESS,   SYNCRONICITY,   SYNERGY,   SYSTEMATIZATION

Emotionally positive words starting with T

TACT,   TEACH,   TEACHABLE,   TEAM,   TEAMWORK,   TEMUL,   TENACITY,   TENDER,   TENDERLY,   THANK,   THANKFUL,   THANKFULNESS,   THANK-YOU,   THERAPY,   THRILLED,   THRIVE,   THRIVING,   TICKLED,   TIDSOPTIMIST,   TIME,   TIME OPTIMIST,   TIMELINESS,   TO BE,   TO BE KNOWN,   TO BE SEEN,   TO LET GO,   TO-KNOW,   TOLERANCE,   TO-MATTER,   TOUCH,   TOUCHED,   TRADITION,   TRANQUIL,   TRANQUILITY,   TRANSFORM,   TRANSFORMATION,   TRANSFORMATIVE,   TRANSPARENT,   TRIUMPH,   TRUST,   TRUSTING,   TRUTH,   TRUTHFULNESS

Emotionally positive words starting with U

UBUNTU,   ULTIMATE,   UNABASHED,   UNABASHED PLEASURE,   UNBEARABLY CUTE,   UNBELIEVABLE,   UNCONDITIONAL,   UNDERSTAND,   UNDERSTANDING,   UNDERSTOOD,   UNFLAPPABLE,   UNHURRY,   UNIFICATION,   UNIFICATION OF MIND,   UNIQUE,   UNITY,   UNREAL,   UP,   UPGRADE,   UP-LEVELED,   UPLIFT,   UPSKILL,   USEFUL,   USER-FRIENDLY,   UTTER AMAZEMENT

Emotionally positive words starting with V

VALID,   VALUABLE,   VALUE,   VALUES,   VARIETY,   VENERATION,   VERIFY,   VERSATILITY,   VERY,   VIABLE,   VIBRANT,   VICTORIOUS,   VICTORY,   VIGOR,   VIM,   VIRTUE,   VIRTUOUS,   VITALITY,   VOCABULEVERAGE,   VOW,   VULNERABILITY,   VULNERABLE

Emotionally positive words starting with W

WALWALUN,   WARM,   WARMTH,   WATER,   WEALTH,   WEB OF RELATEDNESS,   WELCOME,   WELFARE,   WELL,   WELL-BEING,   WELLNESS,   WHOLE,   WHOLEHEARTEDLY,   WHOLEHEARTEDNESS,   WILL,   WILLING,   WILLING TO LEARN,   WILLINGNESS,   WIN,   WINNABLE,   WINNING,   WISDOM,   WISE,   WON,   WONDER,   WONDERFUL,   WONDER-WORKING,   WONDROUS,   WORLD-BUILDER,   WORTH,   WORTHINESS,   WORTHINESS TO TAKE UP SPACE,   WORTHY,   WOW

Emotionally positive words starting with X

XENIAL,   XENODOCHIAL,   XENOPHILE,   XFACTOR,   XO,   X-RAY VISION

Emotionally positive words starting with Y

YARAANA,   YAY,   YEA,   YEAH,   YEARN,   YEN,   YES,   YESABILITY,   YESABLE,   YIPPEE,   YOU ARE LOVED,   YOUNG,   YOUNG-AT-HEART,   YOUR TRUE VALUE,   YOUTH,   YOUTHFUL,   YUGEN,   YUMMY

Emotionally positive words starting with Z

ZANY,   ZAPPY,   ZEAL,   ZEALOUS,   ZEST,   ZEST FOR LIFE,   ZESTFUL,   ZESTY,   ZING,   ZIPPY

Conclusion: Nurturing Emotional Positivity Through Words

In the realm of emotions, words are not mere vessels of expression; they are conduits of understanding, connection, and transformation. Our journey through this comprehensive list of emotionally positive words has illuminated the vast spectrum of human feelings, reminding us of the richness and depth of our emotional experiences.

As we conclude our exploration, it becomes clear that these words are more than linguistic tools; they are invitations to engage with our emotions in a more nuanced and uplifting way. By incorporating emotionally positive words into our daily lives, we not only expand our emotional vocabulary but also enrich our capacity to communicate our inner states with clarity and depth.

Embracing emotionally positive words is an act of self-care and a bridge to deeper connections with others. It is a practice that elevates our emotional well-being and invites us to savor the beauty of our feelings, whether they be moments of joy, gratitude, serenity, or love.

May these words continue to inspire you to celebrate the intricate tapestry of emotions that color your life. In doing so, may you nurture emotional positivity, enrich your relationships, and navigate the complexities of human experience with grace and empathy. Remember that the words you choose to describe your emotions have the power to shape your inner world and influence the world around you. Choose them wisely and with an open heart.

For more positive words also check these lists of good words:

List of Emotionally Positive Words