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6 articles on Positive Thinking from Jain Bharati, published 2003–2014. Each entry has a summary of the article; open it for the full summary, citation and original PDF.

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Articles on Positive Thinking

  1. सकारात्मक सोच से गलत रास्ते बंद

    By डॉ. हीरालाल छाजेड (जैन) · Jain Bharati, 2014

    The article discusses the power of positive thinking and its impact on life, drawing on the teachings of Acharya Shri Tulsi. It categorizes people into two groups: those who dwell on the past, blame circumstances or fate, and live with negative emotions, and…

  2. मंत्र-शक्ति: ऊर्जा का विकास

    Jain Bharati, 2007

    The text discusses the role of mantra and tantra in achieving self-purification, mental peace, and spiritual development. It explains that modern individuals face stress, frustration, and inferiority due to materialistic distractions, leading to mental…

  3. स्वस्थे चित्तै बुद्धयः प्रस्फुरन्ति

    Jain Bharati, 2007

    The text emphasizes the importance of mental and emotional health for overall well-being, asserting that happiness is the world's best medicine, naturally boosting immunity. It argues that worry about illness is often more harmful than the disease itself, and…

  4. आभामंडल का विकास : कुछ सूत्र

    Jain Bharati, 2007

    The text explores the concept of the aura (ābhāmaṇḍala), its origin, and methods for its development. It states that the aura does not come from outside but is inherent within the soul, like fire in wood. To perceive it, one must awaken inner vision through…

  5. सकारात्मक चिंतन : सफलता की सीढी

    Jain Bharati, 2006

    The text emphasizes the importance of positive and healthy thinking for success in life. It argues that to build a bright future, one must abandon the obsession with the past and distance oneself from people who constantly dwell on it. The present moment is…

  6. न दैन्यं न पलायनम्

    Jain Bharati, 2003

    The text discusses the nature of worry, emphasizing that it typically concerns past events or the future, not the present. It argues that worry weakens individuals, causing them to waste the precious moments of the present. The past cannot be changed, and…