Bob Schwartz

There are three approaches to thinking.

One is to add better thoughts in addition to the ones already in mind.

One is to reduce the thoughts in mind first, then add better ones.

One is to practice no thoughts, first removing all that is already there, then carefully adding some essential ones that ultimately can lead to no thoughts at all.

Imagine the places we live.

Some get a bigger place to fit the things they already have and the things they add.

Some keep the place they have and reduce the number of things in it.

Some remove everything so they can see the place for itself, as it originally was when they first saw it, as it originally was when built, just walls, floors, ceilings, windows, and doors. Then maybe the walls, floors, ceilings, windows, and doors disappear too.

Beyond thinking is ultimately not a thought. It is an experience.