Critical Thinking Mind Research Paper

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You still have not quite grasped the essence of what is being said. YOU WOULD BE FOUND. There is nothing to wrap your physical mind around, so do not listen with your thinking mind only. The mind in its self-identified state will strongly desire to box this up, understand it in form, and label it. It is not that you cannot understand this that is the problem, but the desire to understand it all, this is the point. To let things be, in their present and perfect NOW. Listen with you feeling, for you shall KNOW it. Do you want to suffer? Of course, not, but your ego does. It is unconsciousness and completely insane, but it is not the fault of the ego. Blaming the ego or trying to attack it and remove it as something “bad” will only cattle prod it further into a reactive state. You will read the word “ego” many times in this book, but not once am I sending its design any other energy but love and appreciation. I am not controlled by the ego any longer, but through fair exchanges and higher mind insertions, the ego is brought into the bay’s. You do not overcome the reactions of it by adding resistance in any way. You must be present in the now. There is no experience that comes from outside the present moment. Everything is created from the Temple of now. Everything in creation happened at once. Even the tricky design that created the perception of time-space, happens NOW. The past can be used in the state of being for accurate and effective …show more content…
It is always now. When will it be in three seconds from now? 1...2...3 NOW; it is now. Before? It was now as well.
I have never felt this way about the time before. This is wonderful. I am having some pain in my life, mostly due to future events I keep focusing on. I love this person deeply, but I feel this distance that maybe is only in my mind. Can you go deeper into the physical ideas of past and future,

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