• S1E1 - If you are sad or in a mood, listen to your soul, it will be more peaceful

  • May 9 2023
  • Length: 4 mins
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S1E1 - If you are sad or in a mood, listen to your soul, it will be more peaceful

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    When people are sad, there is perhaps nothing more painful than feeling alone and abandoned. Emotions that move you and negative thoughts can overwhelm your mind and make life darker and duller than ever.

    Sadness is an unpleasant and difficult feeling to control. It can appear at any time and make people feel out of control and unable to solve their own problems.

    However, never forget that in this life, everything is subject to change and nothing lasts forever. When people are sad, reach out to loved ones and trusted friends to share their thoughts and feelings. They will always listen and empathize with you.

    Also, focus on the positive things in life. Find activities you love and enjoy them. Going to the park, listening to music, reading or participating in social activities will help your mind relax and regain vitality.

    Finally, remember that in this life, no one is perfect. Everyone has their own set of failures and challenges. Believe that things will get better and keep believing in yourself. Face the difficulties and always try to overcome them. Because life is a journey, and we will always have better days in the future.

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