Positive Thinking

POSITIVE THINKING AND LAW OF ATTRACTION

Positive thinking always comes in handy whether it is the matter of heart or career. If you are positive, your chances of getting what you want improve considerably. Positive attitude has helped people attain what they wish for in all cultures.
Positive thinking is really powerful. Law of Attraction is based on it. It suggests that positive thinking isa way of attracting what you want.
Take your mind as a magnet. Consider that your mind pulls what you want towards you. In this manner, you will be able to gauge the importance of positive thinking. On the other hand, if your approach is negative, then you will surround yourself with people, who are similar to you that are pessimists. With negative thinking style, you will expect the worse fromevery situation, and therefore, results will be in line with your expectations.
You will not come across many people who happen to have a list of things that they want from their life. Well, these are the people, who are successful in getting their wishes. Therefore, you should also make a list. However, one thing should be kept in mind. Enlist things that you wish for - not what you require.
Letus consider that you want to pay a bill. You aim to raise money for it. Do not include this in your list. Concentrate on all the money get through your efforts. This approach will take you places.
Now, this may seem a quite a silly thing to do but believe it or not, through the sheer strength of your will power you can have things going your way.
Doing so will not cost you a single penny butyou will gain much. Even if you are not able to achieve what you want, it will help improve your psychological well-being.


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AIDS is primarily a sexually transmitted disease (STD) intimately related to the sexuality of individuals and populations. In Mexico, as in other countries, AIDS has become a complex healthcare challenge, with many psychological, social, ethical,economic, and political dimensions that transcend the usual focus of healthcare. This is why it is critical to coordinate an interdisciplinary response from diverse organizations, institutions, and other sectors of society to more effectively meet this challenge



The first AIDS case in Mexico was diagnosed in 1983. Based on retrospective analyses and other public health investigation techniques,HIV in Mexico can be traced back to 1981. Since 1981, the increase in new cases has been continuous, with four types of trends noted: (1) up to the end of 1987, the increase was slow; (2) from 1988 to 1991, the increase was exponential; (3) from 1992 to 1995, the increase was exponential but subdued; and (4) as of 1996 there appeared to be a leveling off of the epidemic, stabilizing with anaverage of 4,000 new cases of AIDS annually.

AIDS has been reported in all states of the Mexican Republic. Fifty-five percent of AIDS cases are concentrated in the Federal District, State of Mexico, and in Jalisco. The majority of cases are in the 25 to 44 age group. Thus, AIDS has become the No. 3 cause of death in men and the 6th cause of death in women within this age group.
Mexico has 138non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and organizations of persons who live with HIV/AIDS. Both have played a decisive role in meeting the challenges of HIV/AIDS since the epidemic began in Mexico; this is why CONASIDA maintains a strong connection and coordination with these organizations


CONASIDA's main activities focus on the following areas:

• Prevention of HIV transmission --perinatally, through blood transfusions, injection drug use, and sexual transmission.
• Reduction of the impact of HIV on individuals, families, and society.
• Coordination of institutional, interinstitutional, territorial, and intersectorial programs.


CONASIDA's main goals established for the year 2000 are to:

• Reduce by 50 percent the number of cases of children infected by HIV during...