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You are not powerless in the face of depression. There are actions you can take to reduce or avoid depression. Below are a few principles for handling depression you can use.

· Free Yourself from Bitterness and Hatred Each Day.

Avoid going to bed with annoyed and irritable feelings against people you have a misunderstanding with. Eliminate hatred from your heart and mind. Release all anxieties, tension, and anger on a daily basis.

· Look for Something That You Can Bring About for a Particular Person. If possible, do a nice deed each day. Stretch out to anyone in need.

· Get in Touch Frequently with Our Creator. Even if you do not believe in God, realize that there are intelligent universal forces that drive the universe. You are an integral part of this universe and thus always part of creation.

· Worship your creator Everyday or at least be greatful for the good that is in your life. You can find a vast number of reasons to feel greatful and thankful if your put forth a small amount of effort..

"Seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness; and all these things shall be added to you" (Matthew 6:33).

· Get Something Done to Settle Family Misunderstandings.

Establish close and harmonious relationships with each member of your family. Encourage an open communication line with your spouse and children. You will feel much better inside when you share problems and secrets with people you are close with.

· Get Involved in A Small Group Religious Study, Metaphysical or Share Group.

· Be Personally Involved in Something That You Enjoy Doing and That Will Benefit You for a Lifetime.

The known ways for coping with depression are simple: As the time comes in our lives when we most feel like doing nothing, you need to DO SOMETHING! When the future looks most bleak, you need to look forward to it with hope and courage.

If you hate yourself because of a big boo-boo you have committed, you have to accept your mistakes, learn from them, and move forward. Eventually, no matter which "cure" you take, you will have to help yourself; there is no easy, effortless, and magical cure.

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