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Post by wiseonesearch on Feb 21, 2014 7:00:26 GMT -6
Recently I've been motivated to do a lot of deep thinking. By doing this I've found that I have the ability to create an educational, and entertaining realm of thought which is just as enjoyable, if not more enjoyable then the use of physical materials which most in today's age find to be necessities for doing such. I've also began to come to the conclusion that the use of these material possessions, have in some sense clouded the ability to use the mind for the same purposes. Are there any in agreement with this idea and if so, why or why not?
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Post by Sharon on Mar 10, 2014 12:08:07 GMT -6
The closest I can relate to this is how I have been focusing on my interaction with other people and our communication. For example when someone asks "How are you?" I tell them exactly what I'm thinking and I ask the same and truly listen to their response. It's pretty amazing how fast conversations unravel from there on.
There is a concept that I am curious about yet terrified to venture too deeply into is the discovery of your "inner self" the acknowledgment of your existence and to know and fully understand the voice in your head. The one that is in there but the outside world influences how you function in every day life but truly you are what some call the "soul" and you're in there but not always heard. I say I'm terrified because every time I try to think too much into it I get this feeling on anxiety that I'm not supposed to be doing that...and that if I do end up fully understanding what I don't know that I may feel what I fear and that is to feel just how really alone I am in my head in this body.
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