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This ONE SAYING Helps to Overcome Intrusive Thoughts

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This video explains that intrusive thoughts are not a reflection of one's true self, but rather a product of the ego, and offers a method of "doing nothing" and observing these thoughts without identification to overcome them.

Key Points

  • Intrusive thoughts are spontaneous mental events that arise without conscious intent and are not a reflection of your true identity. 
  • By simply being aware of intrusive thoughts without trying to combat or remove them, you disidentify from them, and they will naturally fade. 
  • You cannot control the first thought that arises, but you can control your response to it, particularly the second thought. 
  • The core principle for dealing with intrusive thoughts is to 'do nothing,' which means to rest and allow the mental activity to cease demanding attention. 
  • Your true self is 'I am awareness,' which is an unthreatened, unchanging consciousness, distinct from the transient 3D experiences of the body, emotions, and mind. 
  • Recognize that intrusive thoughts, negative emotions, and difficult circumstances are not permanent and do not define your true nature as source energy or consciousness. 
  • Identifying with intrusive thoughts or labeling them leads to suffering and is a creation of the spiritual ego, which adds narratives and amplifies negativity. 
  • The 'eternal now moment' is the only reality, containing all possibilities, meaning a version of you without intrusive thoughts or with your desires already exists. 
  • You are not defined by your negative experiences or intrusive thoughts; you can choose to identify with wholeness and perfection in the present moment, thereby creating a new reality. 
  • Circumstances, whether personal or global, are not inherently fixed or greater than your I am awareness and can be transcended by choosing a different identification. 
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This ONE SAYING Helps to Overcome Intrusive Thoughts

This ONE SAYING Helps to Overcome Intrusive Thoughts

This video explains that intrusive thoughts are not a reflection of one's true self, but rather a product of the ego, and offers a method of "doing nothing" and observing these thoughts without identification to overcome them.

Key Points

Intrusive thoughts are spontaneous mental events that arise without conscious intent and are not a reflection of your true identity.
By simply being aware of intrusive thoughts without trying to combat or remove them, you disidentify from them, and they will naturally fade.
You cannot control the first thought that arises, but you can control your response to it, particularly the second thought.
The core principle for dealing with intrusive thoughts is to 'do nothing,' which means to rest and allow the mental activity to cease demanding attention.
Your true self is 'I am awareness,' which is an unthreatened, unchanging consciousness, distinct from the transient 3D experiences of the body, emotions, and mind.
Recognize that intrusive thoughts, negative emotions, and difficult circumstances are not permanent and do not define your true nature as source energy or consciousness.
Identifying with intrusive thoughts or labeling them leads to suffering and is a creation of the spiritual ego, which adds narratives and amplifies negativity.
The 'eternal now moment' is the only reality, containing all possibilities, meaning a version of you without intrusive thoughts or with your desires already exists.
You are not defined by your negative experiences or intrusive thoughts; you can choose to identify with wholeness and perfection in the present moment, thereby creating a new reality.
Circumstances, whether personal or global, are not inherently fixed or greater than your I am awareness and can be transcended by choosing a different identification.
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