Wednesday, October 6, 2010

Is life a problem to be solved?

If you use your analytical mind to figure life out from a personal perspective, you are likely using the wrong part of your mind. Life is not a problem to be solved. So stop trying to "figure it out."

Its all this "figuring" that got you in the intractable mess you call your mind in the first place. As good old Albert observed; "You cannot solve the problem on the level it was created, you must go up a level." Up a level in awareness. There you will see the so called "problem" from a new perspective.

There is nothing to figure out.

Really!

There is only the requirement to live in the now. Stop trying to solve your pain by turning your "ouwies" into problems. It only perpetuates the foolhardy notion that life is a problem to be solved. It isn't. And worst, it orients your thinking into a problem/pain paradigm. The result is the improper placement of your attention on your "don't wants"...and a life organized to manage pain.

The problem with the "problem" is this: Its all in your head. Well, mostly:)

Ouch! Stop it!

Stop expecting your mind to fix what's "wrong" inside of you.
Stop trying to "figure it out."
Stop asking your mind to "manipulate the world" in order to "fix" your personal problems.

And most importantly...Stop Resisting Reality! Any denial of essential facts or the shifting of personal responsibility for your choices and their consequences is the road to a deeper delusion...a delusional reality that can only lead to more pain and frustration.

Life is not a problem to be solved. Dissolve your so called problems by dropping the thinking which creates problems for you. And for God's sakes...trust yourself...then you will actually know how to live.

Liberate your soul...dissolve your troubles by rising ever higher in awareness. And remember this; Life is a reality to be experienced. Enjoy the beauty as it unfolds.

"Life itself is your career and your interaction with life is your most meaningful relationship" - Michael Singer

1 comment:

  1. Nicely said Ken :~)
    Once you see that you are responsible for the way you interact with the world... no one can make you do anything you don't want to do... you make the choices of how to think, feel and act...
    "Be the change you want to see in the world " Gandhi

    we have the ability to make ourselves happy, see it, be it, share it .

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