The heart beats, the mind thinks… thanks for your wonderful messages, Sri Sri Sri Dvorahji !

ooooh ….good one … ~!~

hmm, airhead?

Sri Dvorahji i wanted to seek a clarification – is there a distinction between a good thought and a bad thought? I somehow struggle internally as I judge my thoughts and find them to be negative most times than positive….

Yea big difference! Good thoughts feel GOOD and make others feel good because you do. Bad thoughts feel BAD and makes others feel bad cause you’re usually irritated when you have bad thoughts.

HOWEVER…all THOUGHTS COME & GO bad & good. Has judging your thoughts helped you in any way? NO, I don’t think so! So what good is it to judge yourthoughts? Relax and let the negative thoughts come & go – NO judgements, they’re just moving through…If there’s alot of them, put on some music and dance. Exercise and good food always helps…

Thank you so much – will try and avoid judging my thoughts as they only make me feel miserable…

No mind if you EVEN judge or not…just say OM namah Shivaya, or halleluia or whatever whether you judge or not and move on to the next thought or action or dance. Just turn your head or feet & keep moving along…

Kinda. There are chemical imbalances, Dvorahji. I wouldn’t want to see someone come off medication with this quote.

jeff honey, people think they’re depressed everytime they’re bored for 5 minutes or feel tired. People need to use common sense when they read anything, I’m not passing out drugs here, I don’t need a disclaimer everytime I write a status rep
ort.

Perfectly relaxed 😉

So true! Thoughts are so temp-orary…. the key is to have the negative ones last the least time possible, and the positive ones as long as possible.

are we “doing” our thoughts?

De-light-full

or are our thoughts doing us?

I think some thoughts come from fear and some come from hapiness and love….If we stay for a long period of time in fear, we go crazy…If we stay longer in love, we have a beautiful smile.

ALLLLLL thoughts come & go, and like a cold, no matter what you do, they go when they go…Having a little bhajan in your head can always be helpful or a mantra…I’ve always liked Om Namah Shivaya (but that’s my training). “Even I use” If it could be different-it would be different”…….or be still go to the space between those thoughts… Or if you’re having a lot of thoughts, change the scenery, get up walk around, go outside, eat an orange…move…Relax-WHO’S doing WHAT here?

yes! wonderful, thank you.