That is one bizarre conclusion. If you read my posts, you will see that I am as 
engaged as anyone else, in a full and satisfying life. I then express, how, to 
my delight, life has become yet fuller, and more satisfying, because I have 
obtained the skill to not run my mind constantly, instead to use each thought 
consciously, and precisely. You then respond with the "conclusion" that I have 
no desires! That's crazy talk, dude!
 

 

 

 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, <fairfieldlife@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

 That is to say: "Everything I want I get because I don't actually want 
anything." 
 

---In fairfieldlife@yahoogroups.com, <s3raphita@...> wrote:

 Re "I am blown away, these days, by how easily desires manifest.";
 is that because you now have few desires and so rest content in the 
sat-chit-ananda of CC? I assume that you don't day-dream about owning a luxury 
yacht, or luxuriating in an orgy, or becoming a celebrity?
 

 

---In fairfieldlife@yahoogroups.com, <no_re...@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

 I am blown away, these days, by how easily desires manifest. The strength of 
the thought, the ease of adjustment, personally, and the quick precision of the 
manifestation, are all evident. I trace it back to having a choice, now, on 
whether, or not, to *think*. 
 

 From what I observe, most people cannot stop thinking. They will also go to 
great lengths to achieve such a goal, even momentarily, of not thinking. This 
must be a natural thing, because having obtained the skill to only think when 
necessary, I find it a huge relief to be able to do so, along with the 
aforementioned benefit of thoughts becoming a hundred times more powerful, when 
used, than the previous "thoughts treadmill" SOC. 
 

 Thoughts are a great and powerful resource, not to be squandered. 

 

 


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