Guest guest Posted September 3, 2004 Report Share Posted September 3, 2004 I remember learning that our government was designed to include a system of checks and balances that would insure a fair examination of any laws or policies before their implementation into society. This concept can also be applied to our inner government, where thoughts like laws and policies, go through a system of checks and balances before they become experience. I was thinking about how unadulterated feeling could be the check and balance system for thoughts which enter our consciousness. How if we took the microsecond to feel the thought instead of just act on it, we might realize our co-creative effect on what's experienced and begin to incorporate feeling as a part of how we interpret and process thoughts and other stimuli. It is my opinion that there needs to be more of a balance established between the mind (computer) and feeling (soul) to bring about a change in the feel of reality. I think on a subliminal level we are feeling the emotion of life then thinking it away. Yet, thinking cannot undo truth and the feeling remains the same after the rationale has lost its power. So to allow ourselves to feel a thought or stimulus before we act, might put us in a better position to change the feel of life. What are your impressions? - Franke Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 5, 2004 Report Share Posted September 5, 2004 Franke wrote: << It is my opinion that there needs to be more of a balance established between the mind (computer) and feeling (soul) to bring about a change in the feel of reality. >> Your post made me think of an Abraham quotes forum I enjoy. _AbeQuotes/_ (AbeQuotes/) (plus or minus 60 quotes/month) A related forum that includes discussion (800+ posts per month) is: _Abraham-Hicks/_ (Abraham-Hicks/) Rich in Minnesota Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 10, 2004 Report Share Posted September 10, 2004 Oh how funny! I am also familiar with the Abraham Hicks material, and utilize the universal laws daily.....a woman who invented the Prosperity Game based the game on the Abraham Hicks universal laws (and she has signed up for the MAP telegroup). I love that you wrote about balance, Franke, because I think that is where the sweet spot is.....always, when I feel myself going out of balance, attention to correction into balance takes care of the issue. However, when we are talking about mind and spirit or soul, I tend to think of the mind as a practical tool of the spirit, rather than something that is equal to or balanced with the spirit. My experience of my spirit (and of the larger divine energy) is that it is so much bigger than my mind, that my mind cannot even conceive of it!!! I choose to align my mind in my spirit so that they are working together rather than giving my mind an arena to duke it out with my spirit by thinking of them as two separate entities. More thoughts on the table! Blessings, licia ----Original Message----- rputman [rputman] Sunday, September 05, 2004 11:54 AM Re: Thinking Out Loud...The Feel of Life Franke wrote: << It is my opinion that there needs to be more of a balance established between the mind (computer) and feeling (soul) to bring about a change in the feel of reality. >> Your post made me think of an Abraham quotes forum I enjoy. _AbeQuotes/_ (AbeQuotes/) (plus or minus 60 quotes/month) A related forum that includes discussion (800+ posts per month) is: _Abraham-Hicks/_ (Abraham-Hicks/) Rich in Minnesota Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 14, 2004 Report Share Posted September 14, 2004 Ilicia, I agree with your perspective on the mind and spirit. Mind is the assistant, not the Source. Peace and Blessings, Franke Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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