Einstein once said, "That deeply emotional conviction of the presence of a superior reasoning power - which is revealed in the incomprehensible universe - forms my idea of God".

Small-minded, acorn brain thinking is not from God or like God thinks. It is human. Will you challenge your small-minded, limited thinking and work to become more like that Superior Reasoning Power, that created the incomprehensible Universe. Ponder that, or not.

Gratefully yours, Steve

Ideas and thoughts about how to model your life and thinking after the Life Force that created a Universe

Steve

This may not be for you if you prefer to hold onto your small-minded, limited thinking. Certainly today, few people even grasp the idea of modeling the thinking of what created this miracle called a Universe we live in. If you think humans think like God, think again. We can stretch our thinking to model limitless, Infinite thinking. I suggest that is our job in this life, especially after my Near Death Experience when I got a glimpse of what awaits us and how small-minded and limited our egoic thinking is. If you think you know better, think again. You will experience the Infinite, I hope not before you finish this podcast.

Gratefully yours, Steve

Life rewards those willing to look for the unseen and listen for the unheard and those with small-minded, limited thinking, miss the gift in that perspective.

Listen here for more on that.

Gratefully yours, Steve

Marcus Bach defined Apocatastasis as: "The serendipitous secret that in every seed of seeming tragedy is hidden the fruit of glory and reward."

He goes on to say "that in a moment of despair or seemingly irreversible circumstances we should send our thoughts on a shaft of faith into the tomorrow where the full meaning of today becomes apparent. It's the small-minded, limited, "acorn brain" that has us stuck in despair. We forget in those moments that we live in a miracle called an "Infinite Universe" and that all is in order. Try it, test it for yourself. Look back perhaps, and see where this applies. Prove to yourself and then you own it. Never follow anyone or anything blindly. We know how that has worked out in the world.

Gratefully yours, 

Steve

George Ivanovich Gurdjieff said, “Two things in life are infinite; the stupidity of man and the mercy of God.” Small-minded, limited thinking that we see today in all walks of life, in our leadership, and in world leaders today put that stupidity on display... and our efforts to impress others and live from the outside in, looking for our value as a person from titles, achievements, possessions, etc mean nothing when we leave here for "what's next." We are the same when we rejoin the Infinite, pauper and Ph.D., homeless and wealthy, expert and neophyte, all are one and "no thing", nothing makes us any different or special. The good we do though does make a difference. Prove that to yourself. 

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Gratefully yours, Steve

Infinite thinking or small-minded, acorn brain, limited thinking? Which one will you choose?

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Steve

If we knew what awaits us we would not spend a single moment on greed, pettiness, drama, selfishness, concerned with anything in fact from the outside. Nothing from the outside defines us. Try living from the "InsideOut™".

Gratefully yours,

Steve

Aristotle lived from 384bc to 322 bc... he said that gravity is essentially the following; "The Aristotelian explanation of gravity is that all bodies move toward their natural place" or to me that says "what belongs together in a Universe, belongs together." Think about that with respect to your own life. What belongs in your life is in your life now and if you are dominated by "small-minded, limited thinking", you are living small. Prove it to yourself that limitless, Infinite thinking can change your life. Ask yourself "what thinking mirrors the force that created this Universe?'

Or not.

Gratefully yours, Steve

Are you asleep in life, blaming others for "what happening to you?" What if it's happening for you? Aristotle said about gravity "that all bodies move toward their natural place." What that means to me is "what belongs together, comes together." G.I. Gurdjieff said "I ask you to believe nothing that you cannot verify for yourself." I agree. Prove to yourself that you are asleep, like in a nightmare, and it takes a force of will to wake one's self up." 

Gratefully yours, Steve