Don't Believe Everything You Think: Why Your Thinking Is The Beginning & End Of Suffering

Unconditional Creation
Unconditional creation is the purest form of creation there is.
When something is created from unconditional love, we can't help
but to stand there and admire it in awe. Unconditional creation is
always innovative, unique, new, captivating, bold, different,
revolutionary in its own way. Very few people operate in this space
because we always put conditions around what we do or make.
For example, whenever we are working to achieve a goal of
making more money, we might go and try to create income for
ourselves. This is conditional creation because no one wants money
just to have money. Most people want money for something else or
to be able to use it for another thing they want.
This, by nature, makes what they are creating, conditional. They
are only creating this because they want something else out of it.
When we create something for something else, typically we do not
enjoy the process of creating, because it is always just a means to
an end, never an end in itself.
This is why we always feel like we're chasing, grinding, hustling,
trying, and feeling constantly stressed and overwhelmed. Even after
we accomplish our goal, we'll only enjoy it for those few seconds and
then we're off to another goal we have to chase because we never
actually got what we were looking for.
What we're ultimately looking for are feelings. We want more
money to get a sense of security and peace. We want to spend time
with our family because it makes us feel so much love and joy. We
want to do what we love because it gives us a sense of fulfillment
inside. These are all ultimately feelings that we are trying to get, but
we keep thinking that the goal or object we want will give us those
feelings. This idea is inherently flawed because our feelings can only
ever be generated from within us, not from external things. External
things can prompt us to create the feelings, but ultimately it is us that
produces those feelings from within ourselves.
What's paradoxical (like everything in the duality of life), is that