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228. Mind over Body. Yes 20% of time is right

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Body indeed controls the mind, yes most of the time. Mind controls the body, only sometimes. - Simon Kong Act a superficial level, a mind controls a body. But in actual fact the body controls the mind; for examples when you are hungry you know it, when you smell somethings good you know it. Mind controls the body, yes it happens but it is not so often. Mind controls intention and motivation. Mind process like thinking which creates action with a help from the body. Therefore mind can't control the body but mind can influence the body. In short: Body first, Mind second, there is a logical order in it. Let me give you seven examples: Where the body controls the mind. Example 1: In my last few km of marathon run. It is not mind over body, it is the results of training ie body endurance and muscle strength are the keys. When a body runs in rhythms then a mind control is not necessary. Example 2: It is my personal experience again. In Tienshan (khazhastan) mountain region,

227. Shares Investment - Are you ready? To get in or out?

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Share markets worldwide is bullish. I called this as a super cycle. I. Why share investment is dangerous at any given times? My answer is Greed, Ignorance and Fear. A word of caution, someone says share investing is like gambling. Investing or gambling, it is a thin fine line. Gambling means addiction, investment means enjoyment. If we invest shares is based on investment mode, then there is no danger of bankruptcy threat. All financial indicators have limitations, they can be easily manipulated by political or market manipulators and they served certain groups of vested groups in the market, ie politicians, financial analysts, rating agencies and even company directors. So be very careful when making investment decision especially buy orders. In my observation when execute normal buy orders there are 99% losers, 1% winner remains as winners. II. Invest or not to invest? Here I highlight three key points. 1) What to consider in investment, for example shares i