Question

As a matter of fact, most good gardeners guard their gardens like proud soldiers and make certain

that no contamination ever enters. Yet look at the toxic waste that most people put into the fertile

garden of their minds every single day: the worries and anxieties, the fretting about the past, the

brooding over the future and those self-created fears that wreak havoc within your inner world.

In the native language of the Sages of Sivana, which has existed for thousands of years, the written

character for worry is strikingly similar to the character symbolizing a funeral pyre. Yogi Raman

is of the opinion that this was no mere coincidence. Worry drains the mind of much of its power

and, sooner or later, it injures the soul.

To live life to the fullest, one must stand guard at the gate of his garden and let only the very best

information enter. A person truly cannot afford the luxury of a negative thought - not even one.

The most joyful, dynamic and contented people of this world are not different from each other in

terms of their makeup. We are all flesh and bones. All of us come from the same universal source.

However, the ones who do more than just exist, the ones who fan the flames of their human

potential and truly savor the magical dance of life do different things than those whose lives are

ordinary. Foremost amongst the things that they do is adopt a positive paradigm about their

world and all that is in it.

The sages teach that on an average day, the average person runs about sixty thousand thoughts

through his/her mind. The amazing fact is that ninety-five percent of those thoughts were the

same as the ones you thought the day before!

read the passage and give a suitable title to the passage

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Answer 1

Answer:

I think a good gardenar

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Answer:

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A good gardener