In order
to develop this ability we have to train our minds. Most people think that
concentration is a strenuous and tiring activity, and that it involves exertion
and tension,
which are difficult and unpleasant.
This
belief starts at an early age. Parents and teachers expect children to study,
do their homework and get good grades. This brings up in the children a feeling
of being coerced and forced to do something they don't like doing. When they
are too often told that they are not concentrating good enough, they develop a
loathing for concentration, and often for studying too.
These become associated
with coercion, lack of freedom, doing something they do not like to do, and
which is against their will. When they grow up, it is no wonder that their
powers of concentration are weak, and they have no desire to strain their
minds.
Though
most people acknowledge the fact that good concentration is a great asset, yet
most of them do nothing to strengthen it, because they don't know how, and
because they lack the motivation. It is hoped that this article will provide
the necessary information and motivation.
Concentration
can be fun, if approached in the right way. It should be practiced with joy,
positive attitude, optimism, and understanding of its great possibilities.
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