The Dynamics of Reactions and Encouragement: The Relationship Between Positive Natural Dynamics and Positive, Encouraging Reactions
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positive natural dynamic contains and combines a positive decision to do (I will...or I am going to…) and a positive natural sequence (drink water, walk forward, etc.). The positive natural dynamic causes, generates, or produces a positive reaction or effect. The natural progression of activity converges on the causing of reactions that are positive. The positive pattern of causing reactions encourages doing. Reactions with a positive quality are the effects caused by decisions that encourage doing.
“I am going to keep ‘moving,’ ‘going,’ ‘doing,’ and ‘active’” are general positive natural dynamics that encourage doing and are reinforced naturally. As a foundation, they are the basis for positive reactions to any information, technology, or environmental variation.
Positive Applications
Practical, positive applications, or meanings are the reactions that appear when any kind of pressure is applied if the foundation to a person’s reactions is set by positive decisions that govern the person’s reactions. Specific reactions emerge when pressure limits the reactions that can occur. Continuing limitations by pressure lead to, or converge on, the coupling of general and specific reactions into recombinations whose sums are specific, fine effects that are the sum of the factors. Intelligence, deep satisfaction, and beauty are specific fine effects that are the result of positive recombinations.
I Should... or I Will...
People, obstacles, and the environment can act as limiting factors that can’t be changed but that can still be dealt with effectively in a positive way. An “I should...” or an “I will...” pattern of positive decision making emerges and develops into positive natural dynamics that deal with limiting, complex situations in a successful, beneficial way. The positive pattern of causing reactions encourages doing. The natural positive pattern of causing reactions, in the form of positive natural dynamics, acts as a foundation that causes, generates, or produces positive reactions when people, obstacles, or the environment interfere. The development of positive natural dynamics incorporates the ability to deal with unchangeable limitations set by people, obstacles, or the environment. Positive natural dynamics act as the foundation for causing, generating, or producing positive effects or reactions in limiting situations.
I Am Going To Keep Active!
“I am going to keep active” is a general summation of positive natural dynamics. It acts as a foundation for causing positive reactions under any circumstances. Specific everyday positive natural dynamics, such as “I am going to fix breakfast, vacuum, do the laundry, pay my rent, or pay my bills,” produce specific positive effects or reactions. The general summation of positive natural dynamics, “I am going to keep active,” causes positive reactions when people, obstacles, and the environment act in limiting, unchangeable ways. The general summation of positive natural dynamics, “I am going to work,” finesses negative reactions and maintains a positive response to any negative situations.
Positive Natural Progression
Any stimuli will cause positive reactions when you are relaxed (no resistance, and no stress). “I am myself” generates “I am going to be courteous, gentle, loving, calm, still, and relaxed.”
So, if I am relaxed, any stimuli will cause me to have positive reactions. “I am going to relax,” so any stimuli—anything, everything—are going to cause me to have positive reactions effortlessly, without trying.
High Self-Esteem
Positive, stress-free (relaxed) decision making is reinforced; positive natural dynamics are naturally converged on and reinforced. High self-esteem, a positive attitude, a positive view, and a foundation for using energy in a positive way to cause positive reactions (positive benefits) are generated naturally. “I am going to relax” (no resistance, no stress) is internalized naturally, so all stimuli, everything, will cause me to have positive reactions automatically. Relaxation is natural and reinforced by the natural encouraging factor of activity. In the absence of pressure, tension, or resistance, positive reactions occur automatically. A positive constant is converged on by the natural encouraging aspect of pressure, interference, or criticism. “I am myself. I am going to be courteous, gentle, loving, calm, still, and relax.” High self-esteem and confidence are reinforced and internalized. Flexibility, sensitivity, and energy are used in a positive way to cause positive reactions, benefits, and constant, consistent effects.
The natural encouraging pressure of activity converges on positive natural dynamics that cause positive reactions and positive natural benefits. Positive natural dynamics are effects and positive decisions that are converged on naturally and reinforced naturally. They produce positive reactions and benefits. The encouraging element of activity or energy is the biggest catalyst or dynamic factor that causes positive reactions. The encouraging aspect, catalyst, or dynamic of activity translates into an encouraging, positive, healthy use of energy when positive natural dynamics are used to cause positive reactions. The natural, constructive, positive use of energy converges on the use of positive natural dynamics to cause positive reactions.
Focusing on Positive Reactions
A specific positive pathway is reinforced by pressure that is the natural encouraging effect of activity. Our systems are naturally programmed to react to pressure in a positive way. We react to pressure in a positive way subconciously. But, our changing environment demands that we learn how to conciously use our energy, sensitivity, and flexibility in skillfull, beneficial ways.
Pressure and change from the environment and others reinforces the natural positive cycle. The natural, encouraging factor of activity is reinforced and internalized in good advice from others. Good advice makes sense and causes positive reactions. I'm going to use positive, encouraging, good advice from others that makes sense and causes positive reactions as a habit. I'm going to do what is positive, encouraging and healthy! That gives me an advantage that will support me by causing the positive reactions that will benefit me mentally, emotionally, physically, and economically. I'm going to make it a habit of using Positive Natural Dynamics when using good advice to decide to do the things that make good sense and cause positive, encouraging reactions.
Positive Reactions, Effects, and Benefits
The natural product converged on that causes positive benefits is positive natural dynamics. Profits, gain, or benefits are directly related to causing positive reactions through positive natural dynamics. The profit(s)/gain/benefit effect is a satisfaction-oriented end that is naturally and progressively moved towards. It is a means to succeed mentally, emotionally, or physically, and to benefit and satisfy oneself economically. Positive reactions, effects, or benefits are caused by positive natural dynamics. Positive natural dynamics decisions can be used to do what is positive, encouraging, and healthy so our energy is invested in, or used to cause positive, encouraging reactions.
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