11-18-2017, 12:00 AM
I have spent a long time living in the imaginary world of my thoughts which seem to appear out of nowhere then disappear in the same manner. Yet they go on and don't stop until I deliberately try to stop them and actually see the moment now. It is quite amazing what states of detachment and freedom with a sense of liberation seem to exist in the right now and can be called forth with intent to be aligned for us.
There is a certain strangeness and calmness in them utterly free of the conventional importance placed on old conceptions and knowledge or on whatever it is that is going on now. From those states we see how we create life for ourselves what situations we choose to put ourselves in where our habits, thoughts and actions are leading us to. I find that not paying attention to the inner dialogue as it is can be quite fruitful. Instead challenge it and seek to steer it away and expand it in the direction you wish to go.
The inner dialogue need not be cursed and condemned for holding us prisoners to one world it can be the means to transform the world for us. That is amazing Serloco and a great example of what I'm trying to put in my words.
There is a certain strangeness and calmness in them utterly free of the conventional importance placed on old conceptions and knowledge or on whatever it is that is going on now. From those states we see how we create life for ourselves what situations we choose to put ourselves in where our habits, thoughts and actions are leading us to. I find that not paying attention to the inner dialogue as it is can be quite fruitful. Instead challenge it and seek to steer it away and expand it in the direction you wish to go.
The inner dialogue need not be cursed and condemned for holding us prisoners to one world it can be the means to transform the world for us. That is amazing Serloco and a great example of what I'm trying to put in my words.