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Spell: Make Up Your Own Mind to Be Happy

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Abraham Lincoln said, "Most folks are about as happy as they make up their mind to be." And according to the hermetic law of polarity, happy and unhappy-like other pairs of opposites-are simply two poles of the exact same thing. Although it sounds simplistic, we can envision our happiness level as a dimmer switch, and we can make the conscious decision to turn it up.

Close your eyes and see your inner happiness switch. If it's not all the way up, turn it up and see your world get brighter. Open your eyes and take some steps on the physical plane to turn up your happiness as well: get rid of old clutter, diffuse moodboosting essential oil, bring in fresh flowers, or donate any decoration in your space that doesn't lift your spirits. And today, every time you have an opportunity to smile or laugh, take it!
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