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How To Find Your Inner Stillness - The Other Side of Average - An Overview


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<p class="p__0">The believing mind is a very hectic element of our awareness. It is continuously identifying, evaluating, defining, conceptualising, covering the world up with words instead of allowing us to experience the world directly through presence. The thinking mind is a chatterbox that is continuously making commentary on every little detail of our experience, robbing us of a still and receptive state of being that experiences life with an open interest and makes the world a living truth, that is amazing and magnificent.</p>
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<p class="p__1">The world around us ends up being more lively and genuine. Make a practice to develop these brief spaces in thinking as sometimes a day as one can. It does not matter if the space is not long. A Reliable Source is excellent enough. It's the number of times we cease the chatter and noise of the thinking mind that matters.</p>
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<p class="p__2">When these spaces occur, one feels a particular stillness and peace within. With practice, the sense of stillness and peace deepens. In reality, there is no end to its depth. One also feels a subtle emanation of joy developing from deep within. One can also develop a space in the mind stream just by directing the focus of attention into the Now.</p>
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<p class="p__3">This is a deeply gratifying thing to do. In this way, we draw awareness far from mind activity and produce a gap in which we are highly alert and aware however not believing. This is the essence of MEDITATION. IN OUR EVERYDAY LIFE, ONE CAN PRACTICE THIS BY TAKING ANY ROUTINE ACTIVITY AND GIVING IT OUR FULLEST ATTENTION.</p>
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<p class="p__4">Be completely present. Or when we wash our hands, focus on all the sense understandings connected with the activity: the sound and feel of the water, the movement of our hands, the aroma of the soap, and so on. As long as we are in a state of extreme presence, we are without thought.</p>
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