Wisdom at Your Fingertips
The following statements are given for review: My mind holds only what I think with God. (129) “Beyond this world there is a world I want.” (130) “It is impossible to see two worlds.” You tend to think that your mind holds all kinds of thoughts and feelings, because when you look within you can
“I am determined to see.” This statement helps to remind you of your resolve to let the clouds pass by and experience the clear blue sky that is the mind. Physical eyesight is the perfect tool to observe physical form that appears in the material world. It is not the appropriate tool to detect the
“I am not alone in experiencing the effects of my thoughts.” This statement is a variation of yesterday’s statement: “I am not alone in experiencing the effects of my seeing.” Now that we know that thoughts determine the way we see what is around us, it is safe to say that both statements are describing
“I am not alone in experiencing the effects of my seeing.” You are not the only one with flavors to your thoughts. Other people may be utilizing similar flavors to similar thoughts. And since thoughts determine how you see your environment, it follows that there may be agreement in the way others and you experience
“My thoughts do not mean anything.” The text talks about the mind really being a blank. When talking about meditation some sources compare the mind to the blue sky and thoughts to clouds appearing and floating by. I find it helpful to picture my mind as the blue sky. The ego mind may serve up