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The limitation of Thought/Thinking…

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There are no real boundaries anywhere in the cosmos, except those invented and perceived by thought.

Beautiful Damsel … Photo by Thomas Peace c. 2022
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  1. Kym Gordon Moore's avatar

    When I watch the news and hear what’s going on around us, there is indeed a limitation of thought…or no thought at all. I’ll go with the latter. Even insects have better perception! LOL ๐Ÿ˜

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  2. jimoeba's avatar

    That there are no boundaries should obvious to the scientist as well as the believer. No matter which camp one resides, if it is reasoned beyond the accepted norms we find there is no such thing as a separate thing. There is only one thing and you are it.

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  3. Tom's Nature-up-close Photography and Mindfulness Blog's avatar

    Yes, but be cautious about going too far with the “you are it” thing. That still tends to support the ego and may stem from intellectual identification.

    It’s rather sad that what we are discussing here is so very far from the norm. In other words, i wouldn’t want to think the way that my neighbors think (for all the money in the world).

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  4. insearchofitall's avatar

    The photo is stunning and truth in the statement. You can’t believe the eye rolls I get when trying to explain this or what I’ve learned in my limited foray into quantum physics. We know so little yet think we know it all. Sigh.

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  5. Tom's Nature-up-close Photography and Mindfulness Blog's avatar

    Yes, Marlene, i sure know what you mean by getting “eye rolls.” ๐Ÿ™„
    And like i said to Jim above, it’s rather sad that what we are discussing here is so very far from the norm. In other words, i wouldnโ€™t want to think the way that my neighbors think (for all the money in the world).

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  7. Linda Schaub's avatar

    Thank you for clarifying this is a Damselfly that you’ve captured for us Tom (I thought it was a Blue Dasher). What a beautiful creature up close.

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