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The Mind Wants Something To Hold On To

by Nuno Miguel Teixeira

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We depart from the knowledge that "the mind always wants to hold on to something, the attention always looks for something to hold on to, the intellect always looks for something to get lost in." With this, we enhance the consciousness of attachment and letting go. Enjoy and please write a word in the comments as the echo of this reflection in you, thank you very much!

MindfulnessConsciousnessAttachmentLetting GoBody AwarenessSound AwarenessPersonal FulfillmentCreative ExpressionSpontaneityRelaxationPresent Moment AwarenessRest And RelaxationBeing ExplorationBody Sensations AwarenessBreathing AwarenessMind ObservationInterpersonal Connection

Transcript

The mind always wants to hold on to something.

An argument,

A story,

A situation,

A desire,

A goal,

An ambition.

Attention always looks for something to hold on to.

A pleasure,

A drama,

More information,

A fear,

A concern.

The intellect always looks for something to get lost in.

A stimulus,

A challenge,

Entertainment,

A task,

Something new,

Something fun.

Then we offer something moment by moment.

We offer the flow of our breath,

The sensations in our body,

The sounds surrounding,

The observation of our context here and now,

The contemplation of what simply exists,

The flow of personal fulfillment,

The space to welcome the world of others,

Enjoying the touch on something,

The free and creative expression of our being,

The spontaneous dance with what appears,

The allowance simply to rest,

To relax,

The exploration of simply being.

Yes,

My dear friend,

We understand,

We accept,

We enjoy the mind as it is.

Therefore,

I meditate,

I am alive.

A big hug in your heart.

Please leave a comment,

A word,

A sentence that reflects the echo of this sharing.

It's very important.

Thank you very much.

Big hug.

See you in the next Daily Pneuma.

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Nuno Miguel TeixeiraPorto, Portugal

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