I’ve been thinking about thinking, and think it ought to stop. No question, too much thinking is going on with me, and for that matter, everyone I know. The issue is that it is not new thinking but repeat thinking, going over and over the same issues again and again (notice how I repeated those words). I know better because I know that letting go of thinking is key to silence, solitude, and simplicity, and thus to peace and love, which is what I long for. Be in the NOW, meditate, return to the breath; answers will come, not in words but Being.
This morning, as I read what Emmet Fox wrote about thinking, I began to question (think) whether my thinking consciously leads me to soulful decisions.
You think, and your thoughts materialize as experience; and thus it is, all unknown to yourself as a rule, that you are actually weaving the pattern of your own destiny, here and now, by the way in which you allow yourself to think, day by day and all day long.
I sure isn’t easy to stop thinking. Don’t think about meditating, just do it.
This morning, as I read what Emmet Fox wrote about thinking, I began to question (think) whether my thinking consciously leads me to soulful decisions.
You think, and your thoughts materialize as experience; and thus it is, all unknown to yourself as a rule, that you are actually weaving the pattern of your own destiny, here and now, by the way in which you allow yourself to think, day by day and all day long.
I sure isn’t easy to stop thinking. Don’t think about meditating, just do it.