Could a tree ask itself where it is going? Rather not, a tree cannot walk, how could it think of walking a path and arriving somewhere? It is therefore only the thoughts of a being that has the ability to move. And suddenly it is no longer just the physical body, but the whole mind, one's own thoughts, which constantly have to move towards new destinations and want to follow new paths. A fatal confusion. A bred confusion, because only then can advertising, world views, propaganda, manipulation etc. work, and it works, as everyone knows, which is impressively demonstrated by the enormous annual increase in budgets for precisely these purposes.
The great error that we, every single person, *always* run the risk of succumbing to is the identification of our own soul with our own thoughts.
However, our own thoughts are usually not our own at all, but are caused by external influences. This is how it should be so that people can adapt to circumstances in a fluid and analogous way. If this is successful, harmony is created between the entities of force, space and time, and the soul can vibrate in this state. If it does not succeed over longer periods of life, chronic longings arise at some point, caused by a longing soul.
Especially in childhood, such disharmonious phases do not have to be so long to cause post-traumatic disorders. This can become a strong motivation to move towards "goals" throughout life.
It is a constant chasing after the once lost natural harmony, *always* interwoven with the feeling of getting closer to it and yet it is never achieved. It can no longer be achieved.
Some rush bigger, higher, further and see themselves in front, are pseudo happy that the others are further behind - what nonsense, others do emergency stops, self-medication, drug addiction, addictions of all kinds, very many compensate through many small tracts such as smoking, coffee, sex, also through dominance and humility and much more. From this point of view, the person has,
- who *always* has to be "in front" (fear of falling behind)just like,
- who *never* wants to commit himself (fear of becoming a target), or who,
- who *always* has to experience something (fear of missing out), or,
- who *always* wants to be in company (fear of being alone) etc.
only develops compensatory traits that deceptively keep one's own soul in sight. It is not the individual motives, but the automatizing *"over and over again "* that leads to nothing.
However, the formula for healthy consciousness and harmony is well known: Stop thinking, shut up, and fasting combined with lots of exercise and cold showers.
However, this does not always fit in with the obligatory roles of our social working life and the demands of responsibility towards other people, not just our own children. Accepting this in all serenity, being happy to have found something else to compensate instead of heroin and all the other destructions on offer, can already give you an excellent "standing" in which your own soul will once again take its throne. The body and also the supposedly own thoughts can run from here to there, it is their nature to move. The path is their destination.
