habits [Theme] Page 4

If you do not give up bad habits, our unbridled desires can become an apple of discord - which can change fate not for the better.

All of this includes the journey of LOVE FOR YOURSELF.

But I lost her too.

Habit is not bondage, but tender affection: memories of the familiar and take for happiness.

Love is like a bad habit, but I'm sure it's easier not to smoke anymore than to forget you!

Bad habit? Is it suitable for the manner of sleeping? I have a habit of twisting a blanket and hugging it in my sleep. It's not a bad habit, so I don't have to change it, right?

Provinciality is extinction. Lack of life. Lack of strength to live ... When a person is provincial, no matter how many encyclopedias he knows - he is musty, wretched, useless. Provinciality is not a habit or pronunciation, it is a desire to climb under a snag and die there with a mossy, salted carp. Carp, that if it twitches, then, like algae, it is simple from the current.

Great love for the familiar ... let me, I beg you, to us, the elderly, to leave to descendants what we adopted in childhood.

<...> more often than not we do not understand our needs and are guided by habit or duty, "because it is necessary ... I have no choice," and soon our partner or the business we are doing is perceived by us as a hindrance to be by themselves. In addition, the partner has to pay. The process of violence is launched openly or covertly. If we slowly understand ourselves, then we will give ourselves the opportunity to completely surrender to what we are doing.

then you get used to it.

We are what we do all the time. Perfection, therefore, is not an act but a habit.

Habit is a terrible vice. Under her yoke, you can make terrible mistakes that ruin your life.

Death is not in the habit of giving back something.

Habits like “read more” or “eat better” are good ideas, but these goals alone do not give us instructions on when and how to act. Set clear and specific objectives: “after I close the door…; after I brush my teeth ...; after I sit down at the table. " The specifics are very important. The more you associate a new habit with a particular stimulus, the more likely you are to notice when the time comes to act.