Think Something Wonderful - Masami Saionji

I would like to offer this simple web site as a source of light and inspiration to all people who wish to create a brighter way of life for themselves, their families and friends, and all living things.

Whenever you feel worried or confused, and you want to turn your thoughts in a more positive direction, try this method:

To begin with, exhale slowly and relax your breathing as much as you can.

Next, inhale thinking: I am one with the universe.

Exhale thinking: I am one with all living things.

Do this as many times as you wish. When you are ready, you can try the full method:

Inhale thinking: I am one with the universe.

Pause and think: Think something wonderful!

Exhale thinking: I am one with all living things.

For more details, read my book Think Something Wonderful: Exercises in Positive Thinking, available from Amazon.com in English, French, Portuguese, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese, and Hebrew.

This website also contains a list of all my books in English, with links for ordering. And coming soon, I will be offering an international reading room, featuring articles in a variety of languages that have not yet been published in books.

To learn more about me and my work, or to contact me, please have a look at these links and contact information.

January 23, 2012

How are we to surmount tragedy or despair that suddenly confronts us? By having friends to whom you can safely open up your heart and with whom you can share your pains, as they share theirs with you. To share your heart, you need to have deep mutual trust in your daily relationships. Make close friends in whom you can confide.

from The Golden Key to Happiness

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The full workbook, with over 220 pages of example exercises, quotes, and appendices, is available worldwide from Amazon.com!
Choose from 7 languages—

English (Think Something Wonderful)

French (Créer des pensées merveilleuses)

Portuguese (Pense em Coisas Maravilhosas)

Spanish (Piensa en Algo Maravilloso)

Chinese (Sikao meihaode shiwu)

Japanese (Kokyuho ni yoru plus shiko no training book)

Hebrew (Niflaot hahashiva hahyuvit)