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fairyniamh) wrote2025-07-18 12:45 am
fairyniamh) wrote2025-07-18 12:45 am
Quote & Fact...
Quote:
"If you realized how powerful your thoughts are, you would never think a negative thought."
"Every good that you do, every good that you say, every good thought you think, vibrates on and on and never ceases. The evil remains only until it is overcome by good, but the good remains forever."
~ Peace Pilgrim
Facts: Crying
1.) Though their crying habits and causes may change a lot as they age into adulthood, there is no difference between how much male and female babies cry. (Of course, they're the same. That's almost everyone's first language. There are mute babies, but every baby, no matter what language they grow up to speak, communicate by crying.)
2.) Tears are the body’s ultimate way of self-soothing when ice cream and carbs can’t even help. Crying helps us regulate our own emotions, and it enables us to calm down from the emotional or physical pain we’re trying to deal with. (There have been times when my arthritis or head hurt so much I have to cry. Does it help? Kind of, but not really. Helps more with congestion.)
"If you realized how powerful your thoughts are, you would never think a negative thought."
"Every good that you do, every good that you say, every good thought you think, vibrates on and on and never ceases. The evil remains only until it is overcome by good, but the good remains forever."
~ Peace Pilgrim
Facts: Crying
1.) Though their crying habits and causes may change a lot as they age into adulthood, there is no difference between how much male and female babies cry. (Of course, they're the same. That's almost everyone's first language. There are mute babies, but every baby, no matter what language they grow up to speak, communicate by crying.)
2.) Tears are the body’s ultimate way of self-soothing when ice cream and carbs can’t even help. Crying helps us regulate our own emotions, and it enables us to calm down from the emotional or physical pain we’re trying to deal with. (There have been times when my arthritis or head hurt so much I have to cry. Does it help? Kind of, but not really. Helps more with congestion.)