Yes, true release happens when we let the thoughts do unto us what they want to do with us. Even if that means squeezing us like a piece of wet sponge to remove all the dampness that is still lingering in us.
If we truly let them to do unto us, what they intend with us, then I believe they will leave us in peace irrespective of whether they reach their destination or not!
And I do believe, that the way we are all interconnected in this universe, where we can instantly write and be read by a person in another continent all the way across the globe, our thoughts are also able to travel in the same speed and touch the person we are thinking about!
It’s just that we have removed ourselves very far from feeling them which come to us as intuition. But the more we tune into it, the more we can align ourselves to receive them from whoever is thinking about us!
A brilliant parsing!
Thank you Stephanie
I read this as a reflection on the strange life of our thoughts–how they can both free us and imprison us.
It made me wonder: maybe true release isn’t when the thought reaches its destination, but when we stop trying to control where it goes. 🤔
Yes, true release happens when we let the thoughts do unto us what they want to do with us. Even if that means squeezing us like a piece of wet sponge to remove all the dampness that is still lingering in us.
If we truly let them to do unto us, what they intend with us, then I believe they will leave us in peace irrespective of whether they reach their destination or not!
And I do believe, that the way we are all interconnected in this universe, where we can instantly write and be read by a person in another continent all the way across the globe, our thoughts are also able to travel in the same speed and touch the person we are thinking about!
It’s just that we have removed ourselves very far from feeling them which come to us as intuition. But the more we tune into it, the more we can align ourselves to receive them from whoever is thinking about us!
Thank you for the restack Tony