Sitting around thinking all day

Sitting around thinking all day makes people jealous, it should make them jealous. That is the ultimate point of freedom, you don’t live in fear or lack and aren’t consumed by distractions. People that think all day have turned into some of the greatest minds in history. The kind of people who are successful writers, philosophers, mathematicians, artists, inventors.

Everyone that’s ever been dedicated deeply to something. It allows for thought forms to come in.

They are dedicated to their diligence, thinking and being in oneself is required to summon the discipline.

Thought attaches to action.

You know how they say thoughts don’t make you who you are it’s your actions that you make you who you really are. I think that’s true and i want to highlight the unconscious agreement l/ believe that it requires. Thoughts are a separate entity that can have wide span of good and bad intentions, and our decisions have control over what it becomes. And therefore thoughts are connected to action by some kind of duality. Action being the most doing you can do something and thought being purely intention. Emotional charge has a lot of impact on this process. Emotional responses to environmental or conditional stimuli become the catalyst that accelerates the re-action. We are all electrical beings and therefore react to charge. Your pets get freaked out when you’re freaked out. Thoughts get passed to you, your emotional response creates action - reaction being the shortified word for this process right?? But I thought your decisions made your actions? Good decision making comes from emotional regulation. Therefore that saying I mentioned at the top is telling you to regulate your emotions in an affirming uplifting way.

This is my first attempt controlling my thoughts into something conscies to be able to share. I could go on like this forever but it only gets more scattered so I hope what I have makes sense, I’m going to practice capturing more thoughts and taking action through writing, and learn how to write in the process…

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