Yes, very often it seems to me the mind\/my mind is to quick. For whom, for what? Your 3. paragraph of your guidance, Jack, helps me to see: yes, this is one of a lot possibilities of the “form” how my mind is functioning. Sometimes too quick as in the description, too quick to catch it. Unable to stop it for a qualmly observation. But sometimes the movement and appearance is slowly – one thought, very clear, so I can pick it up and write down. Sometimes not a bit clear, very un-clear, so unclear that I can\u00c2\u00b4t discern(label) the thought.And another question is: is this wishi-washi-thought a thought or still a picture?<\/p>\n
The more I make experiences with this exploring of thoughts, the more I guess: there are as much different kinds of thoughts as different tastes of food in the world there are. And this is not a frustration-it is a discovery. It is no reason to grumble about my in-exactly language, in the face of the huge diversity of our thoughts -appearancies.<\/p>\n
Am I to lenient, indulgent with my experience? I\u00c2\u00b4m really impressed.<\/p>\n
One I didn\u00c2\u00b4t understand: 4.paragraph of your guidance “……and that thought-world is a world without space…..” I think till now: it is an inexhaustible space?<\/p>\n
I see – never ending work<\/p>\n
Arthur<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Yes, very often it seems to me the mind\/my mind is to quick. For whom, for what? Your 3. paragraph of your guidance, Jack, helps me to see: yes, this is one of a lot possibilities of the “form” how … Continue reading