How To Know You’re in the Deep within and not in Your Thinking Thoughts
The thinking thoughts that swirl inside your head are thoughts that come from the shallow pool of emotion. Even thinking about what you need to do today is from emotion. Emotion that says, “I must! Or something will happen.” Even if it’s not consciously occuring, your unconscious is always pursuing survival.
This survival depends on you being alert to the consequences and outcomes. Alert to the nature of cause and effect. If this is where your mind is, then it is not in the deep deep down.
The deep depths are not turbulent. They are still. But they do have a current when you’re in the flow of being. This flow has no sense of urgency, no sense of right or wrong, no sense of being correct or being incorrect, no worry at all.
This deep deep down is a peaceful easy feeling that shuts out the thoughts and welcomes the being. The being has language, not thoughts. This language is full of advice if you learn to ask good questions.
These questions include:
- What am I?
- Who am I?
- Why do I exist?
- Why am I here?
- Where do I go next?
- Is there someone I will meet soon?
- Is there a way out of my current situation?
- What do I have to do next that will bring me closer to my purpose?
- What purpose do I serve to be what I was born to be?
These are the questions to ask the deep deep down. But never ask these questions to your thinking brain, because it will sell you nonsensical manners. (This means the language you hear is not to be listened to.)
If your answer sounds like nonsense, go deeper, ask another question and search with a sense of earnest and good manner of giving.
“Good manner of giving” is a way of describing your way of mannering the mind’s ‘question and answer’ ceremony. Treat it with kindness. Treat the mind with a sense of pre-consciousness, as you would a puppy. Make your heart the puppy of your mind. Chase it to the corridors of the mind’s work. You will find this way unruly at first, but then you will begin to see it respond to you and love you back.
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