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Do we always think and act on what is really on our mind, or is there a
big gap?
It saves energy and maintains peace to comfortably share deepest
thoughts that are good; that will have useful and wholesome outcomes if acted
upon.
None of us want to be caught
short acting in bad, nasty, or harmful ways.
But where do bad actions originate? All actions first begin with
thoughts, so that is our answer. If we clean up our intentions and thoughts,
right actions will naturally manifest. This congruency of thinking good and acting good gets us through life most happily.
We know, deep within, that bad thoughts are not
going to produce good results. So it is worth upgrading our deepest ideals from
negative to positive.
We all want happiness, and the most happiness and peace result with good
thoughts from our depths arising in good actions in the world.
We may think that we can hide nasty thoughts deep down where they’re
hidden from others’ view, but we are given away by our body language such as
avoiding face to face or eye contact, fidgeting, or avoiding contact
altogether.
If our inner thoughts are not in line with our conscience, and we want a
happier life, we can spend time and energy in getting them up to an acceptable
standard for good sharing and acting.
Nurturing deep pure thoughts
Rejecting deep negative
thinking
Allows true peace and
happiness
To blossom in living.
Gentle Yoga and
Meditation - book or ebook for adults
Yoga for All Kids - book
or ebook
Expressing
Deep Down Goodness; June 9, 2021
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