Tag: thought

  • Direction and Thought

    Direction and Thought

    Now here is something interesting. Some people might think of total awareness and ask what about direction? What about purpose? Lots of people stumble over things like the law of attraction because in the popular material something is missing. Can’t be helped, it is the nature of the media. But tell me, can anyone interact…

  • Our Thought and Senses

    Our Thought and Senses

    What is the form of thought? Now that is interesting. Form is coherent or “encoded” memory. Energy I mean, and memory. The energy of any given object is perceptible to us. The memory and the energy of the object are not separate, but thought seems more nebulous than sense data, less clear. It’s actually not.…

  • Limitations of Rational Thought

    Limitations of Rational Thought

    It seems one of the significant stumbling blocks in both spiritual and practical matters is how we have been conditioned to think “rationally.” We are led to believe that by breaking things down to ideas we label as “facts” that we somehow are engaging in the only sane way of thinking. We are like the…

  • Peaceful Thought

    Peaceful Thought

    I wonder if insane is the opposite to peace? Yes, ultimately insane is the opposite of peace. Though we call much that is insane, sane. Much that is unreal, real. The insanity is pretty deeply rooted. Should we embrace insanity when we have established that it is what we reject that makes us weak? Strange,…

  • Harmony of Thought

    Harmony of Thought

    Can you go into the origins of the tobacco and spirit offering in Native American culture? Tobacco was considered a powerful spirit. It was considered to have the power to enliven the one smoking it, and even modern research has shown that nicotine after it’s metabolized has an anti-psychotic effect. And cannabis? The Native Americans…

  • Trouble With Thought

    Trouble With Thought

    What we realize when we really tackle this subject of the brain, of thinking, is that we weren’t really paying attention. So we get panicky, we say “Well if my thoughts can be wrong, then how can I know?”. Because to trust we need to know, and we aren’t wrong. We do need to know.…

  • Thought is Energy

    Thought is Energy

    Why does stress affect us so physically? You feel tense and out of breath. What is triggering that? There isn’t mind and body, there is only mind. The cardiac nerve plexus is a primal brain, as is the enteric nerve plexus, and they still function as brains even if we don’t want them to. Is…

  • Impulse Originates Thought

    Impulse Originates Thought

    Have any of you ever had a day when you had no impulse to do anything at all that day? Have any of you had a day where you had no impulse to act? Are you saying that a day spent doing nothing is a day well spent? Yes, and I’m also saying that when…

  • Thought Independent Of Mind

    Thought Independent Of Mind

    Ever notice how “your” mind seems to do things you don’t want it to? Or surprising things you don’t anticipate? In psionic animism, mind, and even more specifically mind forms, (we call them thought) have their own spirit. They have their own psychic energy and many try to control their minds (and by that, I…

  • Energy Of Thought

    Energy Of Thought

    Thoughts tend to make their home in a mind space, an individual persons mind. Space doesn’t really apply to the mindscape. So one thought can be in two minds, but thoughts tend to like the minds they “dwell” in, so they resist outside influence. The thoughts you have like their home and would protect you, just…

  • First Delusion Of Thought

    First Delusion Of Thought

    We have some horrible delusions. They create some serious malfunctions, both in our coping skills and our biological processes, as you cannot actually separate these two things. They are one and the same dynamic. The first delusion is the privileged position of what we are calling thought. The unfocused tendency to try to force our…

  • Ethical Thought

    Ethical Thought

    Today we are discussing ethics. The branch of philosophy that examines attitudes and codes of conduct for their truthful and useful character. It differs from moralism in that it does not involve a rigid adherence to a single moral code, nor a rejection of moral critique. An ethical person is someone who lives what has…

  • Highly Charged Thought Forms

    Highly Charged Thought Forms

    One model for the possible existence of incorporeal undead might be found in highly charged thought forms. In general, many people have memories of any specific person who might die. As both the memory of the person in life, and the emotions connected to their death might be highly emotionally charged, all of this energy…

  • Self-Actualization Schools of Thought

    Self-Actualization Schools of Thought

    We have highly developed brains, so much so that they have grown wild and even to some degree choke themselves out. Or so we think. Oh, highly developed doesn’t necessarily mean good. They can be good, but whether they are or not is something to be looked at on a case by case basis, like…

  • Science Informed by Metaphysical Thought

    Science Informed by Metaphysical Thought

    Lately, they are keen on some insights they are having in the field of particle physics. They had some notions that had them believing that quantum computing was almost impossible. They don’t think this now. If they establish a quantum computing technology, you will have a system that is computing with the least most physical…

  • Voodoo Thought

    Voodoo Thought

    Perhaps some clarification of Voodoo thought as it relates to the Bible. Some of the Voodoo practices that are seen as so sinister have regular precedent in the Old Testament, even in the New Testament and in those books the later church judged as apocryphal. Like the idea of cursing there are references to it…

  • Thought Processes

    Thought Processes

    I have horrible news for you friends. You are all rational people. It’s true, and inescapable. Our minds naturally rationalize, everyone’s. For everything we experience in a day, our mind seeks a causal connection between it and other events, and if it can’t find one readily, it will make one up. A great deal of…

  • Conflict Between Thought and Intuition

    Conflict Between Thought and Intuition

    You can easily experience the conflict between intuition and normal thought for yourself. Between both extremes you have the thalamus. The amygdala begins to show the split, but beneath that you have what has been called the “reptile brain“, and the conflict between your conscious thought and your intuition registers here as physical sensations and…