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"Mind's" Eye?



What is in your "mind's" eye? What do you find yourself thinking about in a repeated manner? What thoughts seem to draw your focus more than others? Or alternatively, what you try not to think about? ... which causes you to think about it more!



It's important to know what these things are. They are indicators... clue if you will, into our inner beliefs... our "minds" eye.

I put mind in "" because we have two distinct and separate thought systems... conscious ... unconscious; ego ... spiritual; ... struggle, conflict, fear & judgement ... peaceful...

If you don't have what you think you want... why not? It could be that your "minds" eye is drawn to the
 very obstacle that disables you from having that which you want!


Are you thinking with your minds eye or your eyes mind?

Until later
Leland

http://www.counsellingandmediation.com/
leland@CounsellingandMediation.com

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