Random thoughts about interrupted thoughts
June 2016 I’m not quite sure why I think the way I think, or act the way I act, but that’s just the way I am; that’s just me. We assume that everyone’s mind works the same and that we all think in the same patterns and with the same rhythm and speed, but the only mind we truly know is ours and ours alone. No one can truly teach me how to control my mind and thoughts: they can simply show me the way and guide me, but it’s up to me to discover my mind, understand it and control it. Only in a way that I know how, because, after all, my mind is my mind and no one else’s. We may think that we can all observe, understand, discover and control our minds in the same way and with the same methods, but we must remember that no two minds are the same. No two minds have gone through the exact same experiences. I, myself, think quite a lot, maybe even too much, maybe even too fast. My thoughts come flowing through hundreds at a time. Always connecting, always finding references from one thing ...