Cycles of Thought
Thoughts lead to actions—both positive and negative. They are shaped by your past memories, observations, and patterns.
When you envision the future, you often rely on past data from your life, or you are simply influenced by the lives of others.
But when you look at someone else’s life, you only get access to the output. This output is controlled by their mind, which can steer it in any direction they choose. You’re not seeing the full picture, just the carefully crafted version that others present.
We often fail to care about the context, and as a result, our conclusions based on other people's lives might be half-baked truths, or worse, illusions of reality. Yet, we become so deeply involved in perceiving reality through someone else’s mind that we begin to envision a reality for ourselves.
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