Logic and imagination
How logic works for me!
Now, you’ll ask, what are logical thoughts? Simply, they are based on the facts you collect for your information. We can take normal cough as an example. When you have cough in your chest your body will tell you about it. You’ll start coughing, getting headaches, flu like symptoms of it. According to these symptoms, you’ll take medicines. The symptoms of cough are facts. And through these facts, you took actions for your problem. These are your logical thoughts. Act according to facts and situations. In this situation, all we need is act according to it rather than hyper-venting and panicking.
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