Why Some Crazy Thoughts Pop To Mind
Thought, a product, as its process of thinking, is an inevitable phenomenon.
Thinking could be inferred as the act of conception, of creating concepts, and sometimes it goes along with imaginations, and whose end may be in manifest words and actions. It is an inevitable process of the mind.
Thinking is an internal process, skewed within the confines of the mind, evolving through what is assumed to be a spontaneous process and crafting essentially the product of thoughts. This is to say thought is the immediate product of the thinking process.
We have discovered that mostly our mind's preoccupation is the thought or thinking process, to the extent that we think and continue to think without thought. We think and continually spew thoughts in as long as we are alive, awake and aware.
But why is it so? Why does it seem we inevitably think?
We think because essentially it is what defines the mind, the prominent component of a person that is alive and aware. It is to say as individuals, we are made to think; very normal for us to think consciously.
We think, conceive thoughts, spew imaginations because thoughts and their correlations precede our actions. They are what determine, design and create the perceptible actions that they have mutated into.
The human person thinks because of the benefits which the initial process of thinking affords whatever that comes from it. Indeed we, as manifested by commendable actions, are refined, continuously, by our thoughts, by thinking out, to the extent that when we think goodly, we act goodly.
The conscious person thinks because it demonstrates the clear effective presence of what guards his mind, that is his conscience; by thinking, our values, our beliefs, our principles are nourished, shaped and inspired.
Yes we think, because through it, in it and by it, we grow in our commitments and in our relationships to ourselves, the people around, our society and the larger environment.
Indeed, we must think because it is necessary, and because we are created, principally to be so. But then, we must think optimally.
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Thinking could be inferred as the act of conception, of creating concepts, and sometimes it goes along with imaginations, and whose end may be in manifest words and actions. It is an inevitable process of the mind.
Thinking is an internal process, skewed within the confines of the mind, evolving through what is assumed to be a spontaneous process and crafting essentially the product of thoughts. This is to say thought is the immediate product of the thinking process.
We have discovered that mostly our mind's preoccupation is the thought or thinking process, to the extent that we think and continue to think without thought. We think and continually spew thoughts in as long as we are alive, awake and aware.
But why is it so? Why does it seem we inevitably think?
We think because essentially it is what defines the mind, the prominent component of a person that is alive and aware. It is to say as individuals, we are made to think; very normal for us to think consciously.
We think, conceive thoughts, spew imaginations because thoughts and their correlations precede our actions. They are what determine, design and create the perceptible actions that they have mutated into.
The human person thinks because of the benefits which the initial process of thinking affords whatever that comes from it. Indeed we, as manifested by commendable actions, are refined, continuously, by our thoughts, by thinking out, to the extent that when we think goodly, we act goodly.
The conscious person thinks because it demonstrates the clear effective presence of what guards his mind, that is his conscience; by thinking, our values, our beliefs, our principles are nourished, shaped and inspired.
Yes we think, because through it, in it and by it, we grow in our commitments and in our relationships to ourselves, the people around, our society and the larger environment.
Indeed, we must think because it is necessary, and because we are created, principally to be so. But then, we must think optimally.
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