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The Mind

The mind is a beautiful gift from God. It is the most important guide for all humans in their lives. Without the mind, we are nowhere. The mind reveals to us what to do or what not to do. It’s our choice to decide. The mind reveals many things: such as how to reach God, how to love one another and how to survive in this life. Actually every step of the way it provides us with guidance in the form of thoughts. So the life we live is based on our minds. Thoughts are very important, so pay attention to your thoughts. Remember that the life you are living is based on your thinking.

What is the mind? The human brain is a significant organ, which leads our lives. As the brain belongs to the physical, the mind similarly belongs to the soul. It is spiritual. You can see the brain with your physical eyes but you can’t see the mind. But it can travel anywhere in the world. The brain works as a machine, it receives thoughts (messages) from the mind and it will deliver the messages to the physical body through physical nervous system.

Sometimes the mind is cluttered with too many thoughts. Sometimes the thoughts are scary and sometimes they are confused. That means you are away from the present and unable to receive the natural quality of the mind’s messages. At times like that, don’t panic or get confused, when your mind wanders, reconnect again with the feeling of love and care for everyone.

One thing we have to keep it in mind is whatever country you are from, whatever religion you are and whatever your skin colour may be, it doesn’t matter. We are all God’s children. The soul has no colour we must remember that. We all came to this earth from one place to learn and fulfill our duties. After that we go back to the place where we come from. God created all of us. Messages from God come to everyone. But some pay attention and some don’t. The more you pay attention and recognize them, the more you will receive them.

The spiritual communication ability is within you and it’s a part of you. It doesn’t come right away. It takes time to develop. Start with meditation. When you meditate, relax your physical body, when you do that your spiritual soul will be active and receive messages. It’s important to practice mindfulness. When you are interested in that, naturally your heart will open up. If you have this joy in your heart, no matter what happens, you maintain peace within you.

Remember our inner selves are wiser than our material brains.

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