Guest guest Posted March 8, 2006 Report Posted March 8, 2006 Dear Andy Thankyou for your reply. So perhaps the Work is about accepting our stressful thoughts as well? Or perhaps it's ultimately about realizing that no thought is true and we are free to react as it's best for us at the time? Love JG *****My experience is that The Work, what it is " about, " will vary from individual to individual. I only speak of what is so for me. It may find commonality with others. Or not. That is what I point to when referring to the " infinite permutations of being. " Stressful thoughts happen. I'll bet to Byron and " enlightened " people. The question then is: how does one respond to stressful thoughts? Of course, the first step is to become sensitive enough to notice them before they wreck havoc on one's self and on others. I have no idea how one becomes aware of them. It seems to me that awareness either happens or it doesn't. It's not something we can control. But, once there is a realization of stressful thoughts, what is the most sane response? Again, it varies in time-place- circumstance and from individual to individual. If the drive and passion is there in JG, a Way will be discovered. I would agree with you, that no thought is true. Thoughts are biochemical/electrical energy arising in the brain. That's all they are. And it is via those thoughts that reality is created for us. The bottom line: we don't think thoughts; thoughts think/create us. In the absence of thought there is no me, you, or the world. It is all a creation of Consciousness. Quote
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