The most wasted day of all is that on which we have not laughed.- Sebastien Chamfort
Laughing is the cheapest remedy and natural medicine as it helps you heal. Laughing brings colorful rainbows to the grey areas in your life.
According to science, you live one more day if you laugh fifteen minutes. Why you ask? Laughing can help you to reduce stress, blood pressure, improve cardiac health, memory and learning. It also helps to ease depression and anxiety. Have you heard about Norman Cousins? If you didnβt then you should. Norman suffered from Ankylosing Spondylitis which a chronic disease of axial skeleton. His disease was considered to be intractable however he fought it by training himself to laugh and taking huge amount of Vitamin C. And as a result, Norman managed to drive this disease into remission.
Laughing breaks all the invisible barriers as it can bring people together and help them establish strong connections by making them feel close to one another. Also, laughing reminds people that they are able to smile again and that a better perspective in life is returning. Sometimes laughing in the most unexpected times can bring relief and absolute joy in your life.
We only have today to live, so why not laugh and enjoy it? Why not open ourselves up to a good laugh and let it push our pain or sorrow out? Now that we are once again choosing how we feel, we have the power to opt for joy.
Can you imagine how the world would be if everyone is laughing every day? So why donβt you start with yourself today and do something that can make you laugh? It can be anything from watching a funny movie or stand-up comedy, playing with your friends or children, reading a comic book or finding a creative way to be silly.
Being your stalker I am, inclined to note that I have seen your articles becoming more blithe, joyous and lively as your blogging has progressed through the last month. I hope you keep enjoying π
Thank you =)
Glad you didn’t forget about your duties as a stalker π keep the good job
You are absolutely right, my mood and surrounding can sometimes control my writing
That Mark Twain, seems like he did like a god laugh – his books are so funny and now I know why. I use references from his writing all the time _ I have not really used he laughing ones though. Thanks – I will try to laugh – seems like win win all the way!
Absolutely, I love Mark Twain he’s one of my favorite author.
We can never get enough from Twain’s quotes, they are masterpieces.
Always try to laugh, best way to face the hurdles in this life.
Such a beauty this article is π
Being your stalker I am, inclined to note that I have seen your articles becoming more blithe, joyous and lively as your blogging has progressed through the last month. I hope you keep enjoying π
Love and light β€
Anand
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Thank you =)
Glad you didn’t forget about your duties as a stalker π keep the good job
You are absolutely right, my mood and surrounding can sometimes control my writing
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Hmmm…whose doesn’t? LOL
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100% agree ! π thank you for the joy.
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You’re welcome π
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That Mark Twain, seems like he did like a god laugh – his books are so funny and now I know why. I use references from his writing all the time _ I have not really used he laughing ones though. Thanks – I will try to laugh – seems like win win all the way!
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Absolutely, I love Mark Twain he’s one of my favorite author.
We can never get enough from Twain’s quotes, they are masterpieces.
Always try to laugh, best way to face the hurdles in this life.
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Yes laughter is a tonic.
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It is indeed =)
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Better than anything the Doc can give you.
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Agreed
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yep
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Wonderful piece, I will surely reblog this on a good day
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Thank you very much β€
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You are welcome
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