148-Make yourself free - Buddhism in daily life

Make yourself free


What we lack for "enlightenment" is a liberated thinking. The old
patterns, which keep us from our perfection, fears, worries,
hardships, even real fear pervades us again and again, the
uncertainties of life are solidified in our thought palace, must
first be smashed according to the teacher of all teachers.
Whoever can banish these poisons from his thinking, unimagined
joys await him, the infinite freedom that awakening offers us.


Finally become "master" of your ego, of your thoughts, of your
life. Because it doesn't matter if you go through life laughing
or crying, the world will continue to turn regardless, not taking
note of your situation. If at all, your change of mind will be
noticed by your closest environment, but not even that is
certain. Only for you there will be a change, because from the
awakening of your consciousness there will be a superiority
against all possible strokes of fate (and believe me, they will
come). But if you are ready to take responsibility for your
incarnation and your karma, you must (also) inevitably deal with
the teachings of the Indian prince, because otherwise life is
just a sequence of events that leave no impression.


Have faith in your ego and in your existence, this world does not
have to be only torment and fear, no. Thoughts are our being,
according to Buddha we shape our world with them. So, do you want
to use the power of positive thinking?


At least as long as you, as a "feel-good Buddhist", have not yet
set out on the path to awakening, as long as you still think in
the learned categories that you cannot (yet) leave? It is only up
to you whether you consider the rainy day as "depressing" or as
"cozy", otherwise nothing changes.


Nothing we can change, but our way of looking at things, which
already is, and thus the feedback our thoughts leave on our
"soul". But once you have learned to think "life-affirming", you
will also be able to follow the teachings of Buddha more easily,
then you will be able to dive further and deeper into philosophy.


Who thinks "positive", who thinks "negative" (according to Buddha
there is also no "positive" and also no "negative"), nothing we
can change, everything will come exactly as it has to come, so
why get upset, why burden the thinking. Better to think about the
next step, which would be to accept "enlightenment" as a personal
goal.


We also attract the things which we send out! The way is
therefore the goal!


Wandering goal has reached, of the suffering freely, after long
rolling, freely he stands to all sides, all fetters are fallen


- Buddha - honorary name of Siddharta Gautama - 560 to 480 before
the year zero


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