The Nature of Thought

A lot of thoughts will arise in your mind and will die in your mind. Some will never know which to nurture and which to kill. Be a keen observer; choose wisely and know the nature of your thoughts.

A lot of thoughts will arise in your mind and will die in your mind. Some will never know which to nurture and which to kill. Be a keen observer; choose wisely and know the nature of your thoughts.
I am a soulful woman who loves to conjure up my thoughts and write. I thoroughly enjoy creating art and expressing myself through words. I believe words have a certain kind of melody that can be understood by everybody.

There are great men, women, and thinkers who from time anon have brought some of the best pieces of advice for the novice. To make them ponder about the meaning and purpose of life. Many follow their footsteps, a few revere their knowledge, while others are simply in awe of their work. So here are…

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For the longest time she thought of practising non-attachment because when people disappeared, it left a void in her heart. And she would sulk not for days but for years to come. So now what she does is, she keeps mum, holds back her feelings and words even if it creates a lump in her…