TOPICS

• Simplicity is the easiest thing to complicate
• What is Absolute is simple since it does not change
• The opposite of the Absolute is the same
• There is nothing unstable in what is Absolute
• There are no things in what is Aboslute; no bits or pieces to conflict
• Comparing and contrasting has things appear to be more or less
• To think our position is right, true has every other thoujght appear to be in opposition
• Opposites attract since they are not apart
• Words don't complicate things until we think things are defined by words
• Comparing anything to itself is perfect
• Humility is having things as they are
• Things as they are make no difference
• Conflict only occurs when we see things as distinct rather than unified
• When we use thinking as our only source we think we are disconnected
• Things are not complicated when our incorrect thoughts complicate them
• Thoughts are things and thinking of things inaccurately has those things appear compilcated
• Things are as they are no matter what we think
• We are where we are with what we have no matter what we think
• The enhanced or derailed imp-position of our productive capacity is based on thoughtfulness or thoughtlessness
• Con-fusion are thoughts opposed to letting things be; fighting for individuality rather than conceding unity
• Squandering potential is only imagined, like lies and ego, in thought
• Consideration is the natural awakened state of our knowing awareness
• Thoughts can channel all we know or choke on what we think we know
• What we think is a choice and come what may a consequence of our choices
• Knowing does not think and thinking does not know
• Thinking naturally expresses our knowing abundant essence