universal mind
This universal mind is no stranger to us all. We each share a part in the universal mind, only people and their respective cultures believe in it differently.
A few days ago, I was one with the universal mind, from which I’d like to share some thoughts.
Whenever you think, your mind wonders into the mind of someone else which becomes their mind for a time being, while in turn the mind of someone else is in your mind. Your mind which has gone into somebody else’s mind will only return once an action is done, of course this action requires control, thus your own mind put back in its place. And those thoughts aren’t just from whomever, but from those who share with you a certain memory that happened in the past and now part of the universal mind.
The idea’s absurd of course, though one might think of the possibility of the world under one huge umbrella of thoughts - a universal mind. Many times I marvel at how our minds are intertwined by invisible threads - mental subconscious connections. The mere fact that people are hurt all the same way, both emotionally and physically, is proof of such a link. I remember an experience to exemplify this. My friend cut his finger with a knife one day, when I saw him clutching his hand and reaching for a towel to wrap it in, somehow I felt the pain searing on his bloody finger. Have you experienced anything similar, wherein the mere sight of the cut seems to bleed on your own skin? How about a friend who experiences a great deal of emotional pain, for example a friend who just lost someone, and having to feel the tight sensation on your chest just as he has or the gravity of his sorrow and the weight crushing down in his heart. Most people call it empathy, I call it a piece of the universal mind.
Now, imagine if we were to tap a little bit of that universal mind, then we could do great things. If our mind could bring wonders, then the power of the universal mind is inconceivable. Mind over mater is a remarkable ability of the mind, simple intuition is another, but the ability to create something intangible and real is a power by a universal mind. The concept of time for example, heaven and hell, love, death, even war are all created by the universal mind. Time is just a word to describe change in the world. Love is known to describe anything with affectionate human connections. The only thing that makes them real is the fact that all the minds in the world as one believe in its existence and acknowledge it as part of our reality. Then it could be that the world, the universe, the big bang theory, and all things we know were created through the concept of time; we created its existence. What if time began with one thought. That thought created another in a process which we call birth. And birth continued and brought forth the idea of life - the process of growth, then death - the process of replacement, and ultimately, the universe and everything known to be real. We each have a piece of that one thought that started it all. If we were to unite and think as one, then we can create so much more like peace and something we haven’t even thought of.
If you want to try out the universal mind theory, try the “as light as a feather” exercise. Search it through Google or something. Believe me it works.
A few days ago, I was one with the universal mind, from which I’d like to share some thoughts.
Whenever you think, your mind wonders into the mind of someone else which becomes their mind for a time being, while in turn the mind of someone else is in your mind. Your mind which has gone into somebody else’s mind will only return once an action is done, of course this action requires control, thus your own mind put back in its place. And those thoughts aren’t just from whomever, but from those who share with you a certain memory that happened in the past and now part of the universal mind.
The idea’s absurd of course, though one might think of the possibility of the world under one huge umbrella of thoughts - a universal mind. Many times I marvel at how our minds are intertwined by invisible threads - mental subconscious connections. The mere fact that people are hurt all the same way, both emotionally and physically, is proof of such a link. I remember an experience to exemplify this. My friend cut his finger with a knife one day, when I saw him clutching his hand and reaching for a towel to wrap it in, somehow I felt the pain searing on his bloody finger. Have you experienced anything similar, wherein the mere sight of the cut seems to bleed on your own skin? How about a friend who experiences a great deal of emotional pain, for example a friend who just lost someone, and having to feel the tight sensation on your chest just as he has or the gravity of his sorrow and the weight crushing down in his heart. Most people call it empathy, I call it a piece of the universal mind.
Now, imagine if we were to tap a little bit of that universal mind, then we could do great things. If our mind could bring wonders, then the power of the universal mind is inconceivable. Mind over mater is a remarkable ability of the mind, simple intuition is another, but the ability to create something intangible and real is a power by a universal mind. The concept of time for example, heaven and hell, love, death, even war are all created by the universal mind. Time is just a word to describe change in the world. Love is known to describe anything with affectionate human connections. The only thing that makes them real is the fact that all the minds in the world as one believe in its existence and acknowledge it as part of our reality. Then it could be that the world, the universe, the big bang theory, and all things we know were created through the concept of time; we created its existence. What if time began with one thought. That thought created another in a process which we call birth. And birth continued and brought forth the idea of life - the process of growth, then death - the process of replacement, and ultimately, the universe and everything known to be real. We each have a piece of that one thought that started it all. If we were to unite and think as one, then we can create so much more like peace and something we haven’t even thought of.
If you want to try out the universal mind theory, try the “as light as a feather” exercise. Search it through Google or something. Believe me it works.