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

“We can't solve problems by using the same level of
consciousness we were at when we created them.” — Albert
Einstein
Einstein had different quirky, enigmatic behaviors just like Edison,
but a similar understanding of creating space. When Einstein was
stuck on a difficult problem, he would stop working on it and play the
violin. As he was playing, the answer would come to him out of
seemingly nowhere and then he’d have the solution to his problem.
Einstein had created space within his mind through non-thinking to
be able to receive divine downloads from the Universe.
We don’t have to try to figure everything out. Even the people we
deem as geniuses didn’t strain and effort their way into making the

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greatest discoveries in the world, so what makes us think that we
have to? We are no different than them and are all connected to the
same Source. With the correct understanding, we can also receive
insights to any challenge we’re facing. We’re only ever one thought,
one insight, and one idea away from living a completely different
experience of life.
Here’s the process for receiving divine downloads when you’re
confronted with a challenge:
1. Become aware that your thinking is the root cause of all
negative emotions.
2. Create space by surrendering any manual thinking from
the personal mind and have complete faith that your inner
wisdom (God/Universe/Infinite Intelligence) will give you
the answer. Also surrender the how and when the answer
will come to you.
3. Become aware of any feelings that arise as you surrender
and magnify those feelings of love, peace, and joy. Meet
what you’re facing with love and the answer will come to
you.
If it seems almost too simple, that’s a good thing. The truth is
always simple. Although it may be simple, it’s not always easy and
even the greatest spiritual masters struggle at times. What’s
important is not when we get caught in our thinking (because it’s
inevitable), but what we do when we catch ourselves thinking again.
As long as you continually remember that we can only ever feel what
we’re thinking and that thinking is the root cause of all of our
suffering, then you’re free.

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