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Theories

Posted on by philipdodson

The challenge with any theory is, it is just that, a theory. Nothing more, nothing less…a thought.

It is all opinion and a mental construct of an individual’s mind, that is then adopted by the collective mind, if it resonates with their story.

The thing is people attach themselves completely to theories and then the ego leads them to defend them to the last, blindly ignoring or ridiculing any opposing theory. The craziness of the resistance to anything other than our view.

Theories, therefore, are neither good nor bad as they are just in the mind, they can not be a conspiracy or right, they are simply a different mental construct to perhaps ours.

Fear is the driving force behind the ridiculing of others, the fear of their views being wrong and therefore the fragile ego is wrong and exposed. Fear is the driving force of the mind.

Best to leave theories to the minds of others, let our essence shine and just be at peace with the wonder that is real life in this conscious moment, free from thought and its restriction on us.

After all, there are millions of theories and who knows or cares which one is right as it will not matter.

Just acknowledge

Posted on by philipdodson

Every one of us thinks in our mind that we are always right.

Yet all of us can not be right all the time, because, in my mind, my ego tells me that you are wrong at the same time someone else believes they are right and therefore I must be wrong.

Why have humans not realised that we can not be right all the time and others always wrong? It’s not possible.

Simple, our ego will not allow us to be wrong. Even if we reluctantly accept that we are wrong and say so out loud, deep down the mind will work its magic to convince itself that it was still right, there were factors that made us temporarily make an error but we were still right.

The fact is, to our true essence and self, right or wrong does not matter. Yet we waste so much energy and focus on being right, all the time.

Perhaps we can just choose to neither agree nor disagree and just acknowledge the other person but not pass a judgement. Imagine how quickly conflict would go away.