Because the conversations have a purpose, the noise of the mind has a purpose, the over busyness, the overthinking has a purpose. But I think at the same time we fear silence. In seeing this mind that over thinks, constantly in these elongated conversations, I think we crave peace inside. It never stops out of my subconscious these conversations keep babbling into my conscious mind. It seems that the mind is constantly and conversation in some direction. And other times fantasy conversations with a person in my dreams. Sometimes conversations with situations what's happening, why is it happening, that shouldn't be happening. Sometimes putting myself down sometimes I can talk to myself in a very harsh way with regret, why did I say that, why did I do that. You know that inner voice disapproving of myself. Sometimes with others sharing our feelings, with others trying to prove my point, sometimes with myself. So many conversations going concurrently in our heads, in a thinking. And I thought it was a wonderful metaphor for our minds today. Some of them talking, some listening, some arguing and fighting. And literally hundreds and hundreds of people in there. And someone came and unzipped his head and lifted his head up like a suitcase and looked inside.
#Conversations with god criticism zip#
Some years ago I saw a cartoon of a man who had zip right around his head from his ear, (from here right around to here). He has been practicing meditation for more than 40 years. BK Charlie Hogg is the Regional Coordinator of Brahma Kumaris Asia Pacific, an international speaker and one of the pioneering souls who started Raja Yoga Meditation in the Asia Pacific.
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