The human mind is the most unreliable things in the universe. So control it.

Noormohammad Bhuayan
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The human mind is the most unreliable things in the universe. So control it. When you say “The human mind,” you are saying that your mind is unreliable because it can be tricked. The mind is the source of our thoughts and feelings.

If your thoughts are negative ones, then you will have negative feelings. If you think something bad, then it is more likely that you will act on those thoughts.

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