You are wherever your thoughts are.
Make sure your thoughts are where you want to be.
Reb Nachman of Breslov
Good Thoughts (Humata) do not always come naturally. It can take work. Fear and greed, I recently heard, are the usual culprits if we are led away from the Good Thought. Yet it is obvious that once we have a sincere longing in the heart for Goodness, we begin to continually plant the seeds of good intention. This will, no doubt, bring about the desired results. It is important to remember that when we feel we fail to live up to the Goodness we seek to express in the world.
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