Thinking is not auspicious

Thinking is not auspicious Poem: When you realize thinking is not auspicious and Simran is - then you start right in. Thinking is not appropriate when you have not even charged the “core of your being”. The Chinese feel it is better to just collect Chi. You can have Chi- knees. The sound current is like having central air conditioning. Simran is the eject button for your Soul, it is just not instantaneous. Usually when you are commuting you probably should instead be meditating. From here to heaven is a more proper commute anyways. Your spiritual awakening bootcamp could be from 5am to 9am everyday. You can just restructure your life until you make it happen anyways. That way the first thing is out of the way. You can’t last much longer than eight hours until you need to reengage so that comes to about 5pm you should resit in meditation, you should not commute except way up in your head. You can just put the car in the garage instead and walk instead. Maybe you should just eat only after you have meditated again. Many people in our park walk with a rosary. An amateur will say I am too tired now to meditate - a professional will say because I am tired now maybe I should meditate. The professional knows astonishing things can happen beyond being rejuvenated. You can train your brain to go within. A Poem by David Smith April 5, 2019 #simran #chi #meditation Buddha quote: Awake and rejoice in watchfulness. Understand the wisdom of the enlightened. By watching keenly and working hard, the wise one may build himself an island which no flood can sweep away. The thoughtless man does not care, but the attentive man looks on wakefulness as his greatest treasure. Meditate, and in your wisdom realize nirvana, the highest happiness. Dhammapada The wisdom of Buddha page 19 anne Bancroft Subhuti asked: “Is perfect wisdom beyond thinking? Is it unimaginable and totally unique but nevertheless reaching the unreachable and attaining the unattainable?” The Buddha replied: “Yes, Subhuti, it is exactly so. And why is perfect wisdom beyond thinking? It is because all its points of reference cannot be thought about but can be apprehended. One is the disappearance of the self-conscious person into pure presence. Another is the simple awakening to reality. Another is the knowing of the essenceless essence of all things in the world. And another is luminous knowledge that knows without a knower. None of these points can sustain ordinary thought because they are not objects or subjects. They can’t be imagined or touched or approached in any way by any ordinary mode of consciousness, therefore they are beyond thinking.” Prajnaparamita Page 24