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Doubt in Life
Lately, I have been dealing with the affects of doubt in my life. So the topic today is the impact on doubt in the process of meditation. Doubt is a very common process. We are brought up to engage in the style of thinking that encourages doubt, and honestly, doubt isn’t completely worthless. But to…
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Why Not?
Science has now proved it to be a fact that distance doesn’t seem to matter for “like affects like.” Yet some people hesitate to link quantum mechanics and quantum entanglement with spirituality. They are both difficult subjects. All science was at one time linked with spirituality. The idea that we could look at the world as…
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Power of Ability
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Focus Determines Reality
Focus determines your reality. Your reality is more than what you see with your eyes. Can you recall a time when you really only had one thing on your mind? When you’re doing a task that you’re really absorbed in? Have you ever been in that state where you desired companionship and didn’t perceive yourself to…
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Fear, Fear, Fear
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Destruction of Doubt
Doubt is so subtle, and yet so very fully destructive. The subtlety makes it sneaky, and it doesn’t stay to one thing. It sits on your shoulder squawking, and the more it squawks the worse it builds. It can fowl even pleasant things. Then we can over react to the situation. But I actually think that…
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Doubt is Ego
Category: Doubt
Ego applies to a sort of secretary or organizer of our energies for higher states of mind. I’m not of the mind that ego is worthless, but it has to be seen for the limited thing it is. Doubt and fear are addictive in nature with respect to the ego. Triggers adrenaline. Doubt triggers fear.
Wisdom is at the heart of your awareness, at the heart of your very essential being. Mostly we don’t grow in wisdom, we lose and recover it. But in fact a defiant heart is not a listening heart.
We can see challenge anywhere. In the end when you see challenge everywhere there is truth nowhere.
“There are two ways to slide easily through life: to believe everything or to doubt everything. Both ways save us from thinking.” Alfred Korzybski