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Don't blow the whistle yourself I watched a local football match in a school playground. As I sat down, I asked one of the boys what the score was. With a smile, he replied; they are leading us 3-0. And I said, REALLY. I have to say you don't look discouraged. "Discouraged," the boy asked with a puzzled look. Why should I be discouraged when the referee has not blown the final whistle. I have confidence in the team and the managers; we shall definitely overcome. Truly, the match ended 5-4 in favour of the boy's team. He waved at me gently, with a beautiful smile as he left; I was amazed, mouth wide open; Such confidence; Such beautiful faith. As I got back home that night, his question kept coming back to me - ..... Why should I be discouraged when the referee has not blown the final whistle. Life is like a game... Why be discouraged, when there is still life. Why be discouraged when your final whistle has not sounded. The truth is that many people blow the final

Do not have negative thoughts about others you are harming yourself. .. sometimes leads to autoimmune diseases. Forgive and move on You will conserve your energy enormously And positivity will reign. Every half an hour, close your eyes, relax for a minute and rest. After all, it's working tirelessly. The only thing that can save you at the start of a heart attack is an aspirin tablet...push it into the mouth and under the tongue. Always carry two Ecospirin 375 mg tablets in your pocket. After getting up in the morning sit up and put your feet flat on the ground lift the heels up and relax do that 10 times in the morning will increase blood circulation and prevent varicose veins. Every night before going to bed open a window look at a distant object have a pinpoint vision blink and then look at a distance again. By blinking your is getting reformatted. Every night if you do that you will find that you retain your eye power. If you do not drink two litres of water a day and the u