Fighting Utter Nothingness

Ten years searching in the deep forest, today great laughter at the edge of a lake.  -  Soen   -  

Join while I ponder my way through this rich, wordy zen wonderment.

Practice allowing your thoughts to leap. We can escape our plodding, linear mental paths. By learning to leap in our minds, we can jump out of our psychological ruts. 

Beginnings are hard to start. This is an old poem I once wrote about it. 

I like walking fast,  but sometimes get stuck behind incredibly slow people. I've learned how to justify their necessity in my life. This is how.    

Knock On The sky, and listen to the sound.  

- Zen Saying -

Join while I ponder my way through this rich, wordful zen wonderment.

We are seeking reflected consciousness in other people.

There are things we look for in other people's minds, that we seek to reflect off of our own.  

Using others mental reactions as justifications or encouragements to your own internal processes.  

Our consciousnesses resonate, which makes it important to choose the right ones to reflect off of.  

It's important to be aware of what kind of consciousness you're reflecting. 

I sometimes Overthink things. This is a poem about my brain and it's rampant condition. 

IS EVERYTHING NECESSARY?

Can we be consistent in gauging the "necessity" of everything that happens to us in our lives? 

If we understand our unconscious belief in the necessity of our causality, it can help us be more aware in our reactions. 

Catch The Vigorous Horse Of Your Mind  -  Zen Saying 

Join me as I give my random interpretation of this zen quotation. 

We can train our brains to think well of ourselves, beyond identifying through our unconscious negative aspects.  

How positively do you habitually and unconsciously perceive yourself?

How much do those unconscious negative applications affect your every action and reaction? 

We can consciously alter any unconscious negative bias, to improve the quality of everything we do.   

To improve our life.