We must, in order to
understand our minds, slow down the speed of our thinking – not stop it – but
slow the speed down in order to be able to study it, follow it to its outer
limit.
A help to this is to keep
philosophical diary.
If you are the thought-process
present in passive listening, the thought is understood as it is.
And in this practice you are
not self-assertive, desirous after power, after a name, after position.
You are what you are, simple
and nobody.
Then the thinking no longer is
self-producing, but self-forgetful.
It is made transparent in being, and then
you discover something beyond imagination.
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