I try to click on this email where it indicates to do so, to see the recommended books to silence the mind but nothing opens. Could you please give me the titles of those books?
Overthinking is something that a lot of us fall into very often so thank you for this insightful article. Sometimes all we have to do is be aware of what’s going on.
In our modern world we are taught in school to think, problem solve. The more you think the more likely somehow an answer will come if you put enough attention to it. Or the crazy idea of mind over matter. And I get trapped looking at the situation the wrong way. We need to understand the saying change what you can and surrender the rest. The only thing we can change is ourselves. I was just thinking today about thinking and how we need to enjoy our lives. Einstein was enlightened by the equation e=mc2 while he was enjoying himself blowing bubbles!
Reading how others relate to the second chakra is interesting.
There is the saying that “As we think , so we become”. In a deeper sense perhaps the meaning is that it offers the pathway to becoming, to become who we really are with clear attention.
Over judgemental attitude,and to keep thinking about everything always takes away our pure joy .Thanks to Shri Mataji for her advice on Swadhistana chakra that we all should learn to keep it in balance and harmony. Thanks Ioana.
I try to click on this email where it indicates to do so, to see the recommended books to silence the mind but nothing opens. Could you please give me the titles of those books?
Hi Jennifer, please try again, the link works now. Great catch, thank you for letting us know.
Thank you, for sharing such wonderful information!
Very helpful, thank you!
Overthinking is something that a lot of us fall into very often so thank you for this insightful article. Sometimes all we have to do is be aware of what’s going on.
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My swadhithana chakra was so happy reading this article. Came at the right time for sure. Thank you ?
My swadhithana chakra was so happy reading this article. Came at the right time for sure. Thank you 🙂
I will need to remind myself to “mind my own Swadisthana” instead of wasting my energy on (over)thinking.
In our modern world we are taught in school to think, problem solve. The more you think the more likely somehow an answer will come if you put enough attention to it. Or the crazy idea of mind over matter. And I get trapped looking at the situation the wrong way. We need to understand the saying change what you can and surrender the rest. The only thing we can change is ourselves. I was just thinking today about thinking and how we need to enjoy our lives. Einstein was enlightened by the equation e=mc2 while he was enjoying himself blowing bubbles!
Reading how others relate to the second chakra is interesting.
There is the saying that “As we think , so we become”. In a deeper sense perhaps the meaning is that it offers the pathway to becoming, to become who we really are with clear attention.
ideally we don’t think.
Over judgemental attitude,and to keep thinking about everything always takes away our pure joy .Thanks to Shri Mataji for her advice on Swadhistana chakra that we all should learn to keep it in balance and harmony. Thanks Ioana.