Irrelevant Thoughts Comments

Maria Ionescu great words, my friend about an hour ago · Like

Gloria Rodikis Yes thoughts pursue us! 10 hours ago · Unlike · 1 person

Hasmukh Amathalal Ravi Anantharaman Actually, it is not our thoughts that explore life but our very mind. Thought is only the voice of mind textured in a language and if we can really see, man can really work up his life in deep silence and not when he is not. Thoughts can be so distracting and the illustration is that we have more out put of work when man works with concentration. The more he is in the concentrated form, the less thought actually he has. Mind becomes voiceless but the show would continue in three-fold or ten-fold fashion. Our ancient rishis had really given us this technique of getting into our inward silence rather than cultivating thoughts. One more thing. Can we really require a language for our thinking purpose? No, absolutely no. For the primitive man, where was any language but only the natural voices around him? Yet, he cultivated life to a higher degree in the course of ages. Thoughts are only vehicles of mind. All the great creations of life are really born out of silence. All great inventions are born out of silence. What we have to teach our younger generations is the art of silence, how to lessen our thoughts, how to minimize the trouble in having a gross mind. The very first line of the poem is suggestive of the trouble in having thoughts, in general. Even the pleasant thoughts can bring us emotional choking at a later stage. This is the truth. May god bless you. 11 hours ago via · Like 2 seconds ago · Like

N Srinivasa Reddy one is victim of his own thoughts...good or bad. 6 minutes ago · Like

Thoughts are nice to cultivate mind It has unique way to explore and find What we need to emphasize is its proper application It must have some reasoning and direct relations