Jay Shaw argues that controlling your feelings rather than entertaining them is the foundation of happiness. Don't dwell on what's wrong with you, use your imagination constructively, and offer faith instead of pity. This, he says, is the whole law of a full and happy life.
no choice but to think differently. He ain't got no choice but to act different. Control of your feeling is all-important to a full and happy life. Never, never, never entertain an undesirable feeling, nor think sympathetically about wrong in any shape or form. Do not dwell on the imperfection of yourself or others. To do so is to impress the subconscious mind with these limitations. What you do not want done unto yourself, do not feel that it is done unto you Or another. This is the whole law of a full and happy life. Everything else is commentary. I know y'all done seen it when people come in the room and go, "Hey man, I'm so glad to talk to ya ya ya." My life been this, that, and the third. Yeah, life, it does that sometimes. I know you gonna put it together. I know you gonna. I I can't. I I can't jump into quicksand with you. I know you gonna figure this. I got so much faith in you as a creator. I got so much belief in you as a person who can use their imagination constructively and create something else. You don't need my pity. You need, you need some faith to latch on to.
