The problem with thought is that it isn’t what it claims it is. Thought is embedded in feelings. Someone who is nice to me induces a different stream of feelings than someone who annoys me. Thought produces a product that is presented for our consideration but fails to communicate what lies beneath is a whole set of assumptions, beliefs, buried memories and sensations that led up to it. It is then thought and feelings together materializing the world we engage with via the Law of Attraction. The entire body, mind, world matrix is an endogenously generated system that we are called to awaken to. Impossible, a scientist would say, just as she would likely question that we attract according to our subconscious beliefs what we experience.
The situation is not quite as hopeless as it appears. Have you noticed that when Grace takes over all thought comes to a standstill. Feelings exist but they are uniform just like indicated in the “existence, consciousness, bliss” description. The challenge only comes up when we return to our “normal self” state of existence. That’s where mindfulness comes in. Every thought, feeling, action and interaction with our environment can be watched and grasped. We do not need to be bio robot who believe they are the doers. We can question the system at work and, because of it, step out of the illusion to be a separate part of life as is.
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