Intuitions are the depths of life itself as they reveal the form of a living philosophy.
It is once own
theology to feed the desire to satisfy the longing in the ghost town of a
superimposed mental self.
That mental self and its
faculties are the attractions in relationships with others and the quality of
integrity and awareness.
Cognition are instinctive
apprehensions irrespective of nature, intuitions are holistic perceptions and
the theology of the self as awareness of the self.
It is not sensation, but pure holistic logic or tautology from thought of existence and the happiness of life, upon the quality of thoughts becomes relevant.
The point of view is the
change of thoughts and change of world, for thinking and belief makes it so.
The cognitive disorder is,
when its function is compromised by reasons, as intuitive wisdom comes as
tolerance.
Emotional functions based
on insecurities or hope is a way of thinking, not giving the intuition enough
time to intertwine.
The theology of the self or
mental discipline is the spiritual experience in the state of peace that fills
up the void of self, with the spirit of truth.
It has nothing to do with
meaningless austerities, but is the strengthening of the buddhi and the faculty
which controls the sense organs. The buddhi is the captain of the ship seated
in the self controlled by the mind where senses need to remain in control.
The taming of ones interior
horses is the language of a good charioteer firmly holding the rains of the
mind.
Fast anchoring to believe
or to get attached to the first available piece of information to influence the
decision-making process is the fast thinking smartness not taken the time to
think through the decision.
As long people want to
believe what they already believe, or other facts or information that goes
against those beliefs, regardless of its relevance is the puppet show.
The sublime self without
the teaching of nature’s patience is loosing the self, never reaching the
summit of vision.
The gentle breeze is the message that leads to the dwelling place of the divine beloved.
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