How to Stop Thinking
You don't have to stop thinking. You just have to feel Love. The thoughts dissolve in That. And then the ones that come from That, are not only transparent (easy to see as thoughts) but supportive, productive, and impactful.
Attachment to this felt-Love, keeping your attention on It... with It, is the effortless and simultaneous detachment from your limiting beliefs about this world. And when beliefs are dropped, in that space, a new world is experienced. #ThyKingdomCome
“I have been asked many times, "How do you stop thinking?" And I have found one way. The minute I can look at any person or condition and know that it is neither good nor evil, my thought stops, and my mind becomes quiet. That is the end of it because then there are no thoughts left for me to think about it: I do not think good of it and I do not think evil of it. All I know is that it is, and then I am back at the center of my being where all power is. Our mind is restless only when we are thinking about things or persons, either in terms of good or evil, but the mind is at rest when we surrender all such concepts.”
-Joel Goldsmith
"This world is all attachment. Yet you get worried because you are attached."
-Neem Karoli Baba
"To observe Silence means to keep the mind fixed on Him."
-Anandamayi Ma
"You can't heal a man because man is what God is appearing as. Feel Christ sitting in center of every one. The practitioner's only duty is to feel a living Presence."
-Joel Goldsmith
"God, may I remember that my struggles with others stem from my forgetfulness of who they really are."
-Doyal.Gauranga
I Love you and I'm with you,
Nik
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