2007-09-25
18:20:36
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driving_blindly
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Arts & Humanities
➔ Philosophy
I was not trying to make this out as negative, and I did not "parrot" this from anyone. All your responses are generated by your own minds anyway.
"Think" about how often you change your views and perspectives about the world, each time you hear your thoughts, they usually seem to be "correct" even though they can contradict themselves the very next day. It might be hard to grasp for most people, if they have not experienced what it is like to go beyond your own thoughts, to view them from a silent, third person perspective that is not attatched to them. But I guess that will take you a lot of meditating to realise that thoughts originate from your feelings, and the feelings themselves are just a result of your past experiences. When you "question" your current view on the world (effectivley questioning the current content of the mind, or the mind itself) then the mind must generate more thoughts in response, and the cycle does not end until you move beyond your thoughts.
2007-09-27
15:18:21 ·
update #1