by Stephen Mills
June 7, 2009
Forget the past. It is almost always a hindrance. In my opinion the best use of the past is to draw on memories to produce emotional states that are good for you. Otherwise, leave the dead past where it belongs – buried and forgotten. It hurts you far more than it helps you. If you must occasionally draw upon it to learn a lesson then fine. Go there only occasionally and briefly and then get right back to the present moment.
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by Stephen Mills
June 4, 2009
If you get caught up in non-stop thinking you will go mad in a way. I’ve spent most of my life in that condition. You will find that no matter what your intent, if you constantly think, you will dwell on the past, worry about the future, and quite simply forget to actually live; really live. You will do exactly what Tolle says and think repetitive and useless or harmful thoughts. This will happen automatically no matter what your intent. That bold phrase is the key. I can’t prove it to you, but it’s simply the way your mind works.
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