Articles liés à Think From The Heart, Love From The Mind
Synopsis
Thinking from the heart, absurd as it may seem, is an experience we all need to go through. Thinking and creating from the heart will only make you unite and embrace with emotion, without any illusions, doubts, analysis, ego or judgment. It is higher than logic or reason and will enunciate the mind to transcend beyond its thought processes. Meaning, if we separate the heart from the mind, or allow one to rule, it is bound to oppose the other, leading to pain and conflict. Imagine how constricted our thoughts would be, if the heart was not there to loosen them and bring flexibility. Mind, on the other hand, is mischievous; it not only wishes to dictate to the heart, but tortures and rules our life. We become lonely in our minds with thoughts of self - I, me and mine. The mind controls when we should be happy or sad; it even orders the heart, how and when to express or suppress our emotions. Both cannot be left on their own, say heart on its own will only fantasize into emotions, hopes and dreams. To counter, and bring them back into oneness or totality, we need to learn the art of being in the awareness of now, through intuition and impulses, beyond thoughts. It is the amalgamation of the two, which leads us back to our source, the oneness in which we are born to live. This book will reveal to you, not only how to love and think, with heart and mind togetherness, but also to go beyond these two into the realm of oneness, awareness and infinity.
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À propos de l'auteur
Gian Kumar was born in Burma, to a religious Hindu family. He was sent to boarding school in India at the age of seven, where he had to follow strict Christian daily rituals. Going back home for his holidays, he had to once again, revert to traditional Hindu customs. A further aggravation of this dichotomy of religious beliefs was caused by his curious, scientific mind. This may have turned him away from religion, but not from spirituality. As a deeply spiritual person, and avid reader, he started, in his later years, to ponder questions of the Higher Self. He now had the time, and inclination, to pursue this new path of knowledge. He has shared his findings and thoughts in this e-book. Gian Kumar lives with his family in New Delhi, India.
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