When the brain-mind investigates

The problem is that we attempt to investigate literally, using only half our brains.

But, there is always “not enough evidence to support our case” there, there are always many parts/pieces that don’t add up, as we continue to miss the real issue; the subjective meanings.

Literal? Objective? That can only be partial, “half the story”.

Subjective, unique? Life-changing? That can only become apparent way past the personal, the conscious and subconscious selective memory.

How does a “dyslexic” really “think” and why we should eliminate the label and all “methods of intervention”

This is totally different “thought process” than the one we are accustomed to and most of us in the West understand. It takes a really open mind to understand and it takes experience to know.

I have said many times that there is no such thing as “dyslexia” for me and that by the term we are totally ignorant of the “higher” form of “thinking” that takes place in the mind.

Here, I will try to explain what goes on in a "dyslexic’s" mind, although, we still have a long way to go to “mapping” this unmapable mind.

Nothing to decide

We think that we decide and we really do have many decisions to make in a single day, let alone a lifetime. Yet every statement is true on the level of perception and nowhere else. That being said, this article is focusing on a more widened, peripheral vision or whatever else you like to call the expanded view/mind.

We make our decisions long before even the problem of choice arises in our linear lives. Yet we don’t know this. Basically, we make our choices long before we reach “here”, on another "level" of beingness. Then, we try to make sense of those decisions, thinking we are making choices, which we truly  understand. It sounds paradoxically funny, and yet that’s how most of us spend our energy during our short lifetimes.

Starting Over; can it be done?

Each moment, we have the opportunity to start over. But do we? And what does the phrase really mean? How do we “start over”?

Do we move house, change relationships, choose different habits? Do we choose positive thoughts against negative ones? What do we really mean when we say, “each day is a new day”?

Since everything is created in the mind, this proves a much more difficult task than we initially think it is. We usually make the mistake of separating: the outside from the inner reality, the others from us, our needs from our beliefs and so on and so forth. So, the initial prompt, “each day is a new day” becomes confusing or is easily and completely forgotten.

Rethinking Reality

It is important to step in and out of this reality at will or it will consume you.

Using your own sensory receptors autonomously is no easy task. Being able to distinguish inner “higher” guidance from programming is an ongoing challenge, which becomes easier with practice. The poses and pretenses are many and real looking.

We remain our worst enemy until we begin to distinguish, realize and exit our own programming, which we often call our “truth” or “right”.

If we are really on the right Path - for there is only one - there will be many moments in our lives when we will be startled with Self-revelations: “Wow! I did not realize that this was in me” or …”that this still persisting” and so on... And each time, we would patiently, kindly and lovingly address whatever that might be within us, instead of ignore it.

Wisdom of a Warrior

I think that our childhood heroes speak directly to our soul and reveal an inner (most often hidden) part of us. Bruce Lee was my childhood hero, whom I still honor and respect, for many different reasons nowadays…

I also don’t think that we are meant to teach others through our own interpretations of great men’s words. For this reason, I will not enter my own thoughts in between the following Bruce Lee quotes but allow each one to think for themselves, expanding our own consciousness, according to what we each need at the present time.

More than we think we know...

We need to redefine so many things… practically everything that we think we know. And as each new definition is reached, causing transformation within, we discover that there is yet more undiscovered “ground” to reach.

It is hard for the linear mind to perceive that nothing can harm us, nothing and no one is against us and that life is secured. It is my opinion that not only is it hard for the linear mind to capture but impossible too. For the simple reason that it is not its “job” to know! And yet, we have been taught and trained to use a very small portion of our surface mind, excluding the majority of our abilities and possibilities.

There is so much that the linear, left brain does not “pick up” and yet we walk around assuming that we know and control reality, when in real truth, our senses and left brain are blind to 99% of all that is! We are taught to rationalize, intellectualize and choose between the opposites that we perceive. But cultivating and using our right brain, has its benefits…