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Birdsong is a world somewhere between
Sunlight and shadow whisper
memories of spring
swaying silently in air
New flight leaves sorrow in despair
as sun alights the small bird’s wing
kisses everywhere
and everything
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The only insanity in Life is to be Out of my Mind.
When I am out of my mind, I am disconnected from my True Mind and my True Self, which is my Soul.
My Soul is my Super-Conscious Mind that connects my Self to the Supra-Conscious Mind of All That Is Pure Consciousness.
I am out of my mind when:
I am connected to my True Mind when I have Conscious-Awareness of who I really am.
My Soul always has my Self in Mind.
My Soul knows my Truth.
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My Mind is always quiet.
My Mind is at peace.
It is not my Mind that I need to quieten but my thinking process.
My thinking process is carried out by my thinking processor – my brain.
Quietening my Mind means consciously managing my thinking.
I cannot turn off my Mind although I can become disconnected from my ‘higher’ Unconscious Mind and attached to the needs of my ‘lower’ sub-conscious mind.
I can turn down my thinking processor by learning the Art of Meditation.
Meditation quietens my mind by slowing down and turning off my thinking processor.
Ultimately the only way to have peaceful thoughts is to clear out all the conflicting beliefs that are running in my sub-conscious memory and influencing my thinking process and limiting my Clarity of Thought.
Clear Thoughts come from a Quiet Mind that resides in the Realm of my Soul, not in my brain.
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I am painting a Spirit Painting for a child who I have not met. At this stage in the painting, I felt so compelled to do “ancient light”, the light of the world as it has given sunshine to the planet long before our understanding of time. This child has knowing as golden as the [...]
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Losing my Mind is an oxymoron.
I cannot lose my mind, neither can I lose my brain.
I can lose my conscious connection to my mind and I can lose my memory that is stored in my brain.
Memory loss is not considered to be the same as losing one’s mind. We commonly have a distinction between mind and memory but not between mind and brain.
Losing my mind is a term used for insanity or madness.
I do not lose my mind. I lose my ability to process information in a rational way.
The inability to think rationally produces irrational behaviour. Extreme irrational behaviour is called insanity, madness, or losing one’s mind, and is diagnosed as a mental illness.
Similarly I do not lose my memory. I lose the ability to access or recall my memory.
The most common reason for losing one’s mind is the fact that one has never found one’s mind.
Looking for my mind in my brain or in my memory will allow it to stay lost for ever.
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Thinking & Thought are not the same thing.
Thinking is the act of recalling information from my memory and processing information that I am receiving from my senses.
Thinking is:
Thinking is the process of communication with or as my ‘lower’ sub-conscious Self.
Thought is a communication from my or as my ‘higher’ super-conscious Soul.
It is my Soul’s directive as to whom ”Thou ought’ to Be.
A Thought is:
It is the act of not thinking, called meditation, that allows clarity of thought.
Thinking and thought appear to be the same thing because they are both processed by my brain.
Both thinking and thought derive from different aspects of my Mind.
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Emotions are the energy on which Thoughts are transmitted and received.
I do not think emotionally. I perceive emotions as feelings based on a rational perspective of my reality.
I process thoughts and emotions with my brain.
I am either aware of the emotion that I am feeling or conscious of the thought that I am thinking.
I process emotion with my right brain and I think rationally with my left brain. It takes practice to process both at the same time.
My emotions indicate my alignment with my thoughts.
When I am consciously in alignment with a thought, I experience the high charge of emotional energy on which the thought is being transmitted.
When this emotional energy is perceived to be positive, I am in alignment and my inspiration is empowered.
The degree of misalignment that I have with a thought determines the degree of negative emotion that appears to accompany the thought.
Pure Feeling accompanies Pure Thought. It has no emotional attachment and no mis-alignment with its Source.
My Soul always sends to my Self a pure frequency of mental Thought on a pure wavelength of emotional Feeling.
How I receive this communication with my Soul is determined by the polarity of my beliefs and the gender of my emotional attachments.
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I like to make a single brush stroke and then see what comes to mind. These three are people created out of just playing around with some extra paint and having fun making quick strokes and dabs. Being creative is to play, feeling joy is to feel playful! I get into a real great place [...]
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Neither Beliefs nor Deductions are Thoughts.
Accessing beliefs from my sub-conscious mind and consciously making deductions are both forms of rational thinking, but they are not thoughts.
My sub-conscious beliefs are what I have been told to be true or what I have personally experienced to be so.
My beliefs are my truths that create my reality, which is what I believe to be real and true.
My deductions are what adds up for me in the future based on my knowledge of what occurred in the past.
I deduce what is best for me in the future based on what has happened to me in the past.
When my deductions of what will occur in the future actually occur, they confirm my beliefs about the past.
When my deductions prove to be false and they do not materialise, they force me to re-evaluate my beliefs.
The fact that reality is continuous and sequential allows me to accurately deduce the best possible outcome for my Self.
The future is consequential and a direct manifestation of my beliefs and my deductions. What I think to be real continually manifests as my reality.
Thoughts create a new reality. Thinking by deduction in line with my beliefs maintains my existing reality. It reproduces my past reality into my future.
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Prediction requires a knowledge of the past.
Prophecy requires a knowing of the future.
I make a prediction of my future based on my memories of my past experiences.
My beliefs create my reality. I can therefore predict that my future will re-present my past, unless I change the beliefs that I hold in my present.
In a reality where beliefs evolve over time, and therefore a reality which evolves over time, it is impossible to predict how beliefs and reality will evolve over time. Predicting the long term future is not possible because everything inevitably changes and evolves with time.
When I predict what will happen based on what has happened before, I focus on what happened before and create my prediction with the focus of my attention.
My Self lives in the present with the memories of my past. It has the authority of prediction (I can choose my future), without the ability of prophecy.
Prophecy is the ability of the Soul.
A Prophet has an intuitive sense of knowing, feeling or seeing.
A Prophet has the ability to See with the ‘Eyes of their Soul’.
Prophecy requires the ‘Ears to Hear’ the direction of my Soul.
My Soul knows my chosen Path in Life.
My Soul prophecises the opportunities for my Self in each present moment of time.
A Prophet interprets the prophecies of their own Soul for their Self, or acts as a channel or medium for another’s Soul to contact its Self.
A Prophet may be a Gnostic (one who knows), a Seer (one who sees), or a Sensitive (one who feels).
A Prophet who makes predictions is a Charlatan.
Source: theinnercoach