Anonymous Quotes

Accept Every Day As A Beautiful Mystery. Don't Try To Control Everything Or Worry About The Things You Can't Control. If You Do, You Are Setting Yourself Up For A Lifetime Of Frustration And Misery. You Must Simply Accept That Some Forces Are Out Of Your Control. However, You Can Always Control The Manner In Which You React To Situations. Everyone's Life Has Positive And Negative Aspects. Whether You Are Happy Or Not Depends Greatly On Which Aspects You Focus On. The Best Thing You Can Do Is Let Go Of What You Can't Control And Invest Your Energy In The Things You Can. Powerful, Positive Change Will Occur In Your Life When You Decide To Take Control Of Yourself Instead Of Craving Control Over Everyone And Everything Else.

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