Truth of Thought

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By Jayden Kyryluk


You are not what you think you are. You are what you think.

 

So be careful how you speak to yourself. You are always listening and you are always believing. If you desire an escape or change to your reality, the first thing you must do is realize that it was you who created it. Much like prison, you must realize you are the one who put yourself there, and to make an escape, the first step is knowing you are trapped. There is no chance, coincidence, or accidents when it comes to where you are right now. Not only are you exactly where you are supposed to be, but you are exactly where your thoughts brought you. You rise as high as your dominant aspirations and you descend to the level of your lowest concept of yourself. 


The infinite intelligence within you responds to your thoughts. Be careful of the thought seeds you plant within, as they will grow to become your reality. Every thought taken as true by your conscious mind germinates in your subconscious to eventually become action and your unique reality. The Buddha said "all that we are is the result of what we have thought. We are made of our thoughts. We are moulded by our thoughts. As we think, so we become." Feed your mind with good thoughts and your reality will become them. Feed it with bad thoughts and your wellbeing and actions will mirror them. Good or bad, the forces within and without you will do everything in their power to give your thoughts truth because our thoughts hold power. They hold our intention with ourselves and the world and represent our faith in what we believe in.


The nature of reality is within. Free your mind and your reality will follow, but behind it all, there you are.

Location: Cusco, Peru

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