I am in process of reading some inspiring wisdom from emails of Nipun-bhai to Highway Dharma Letters of Rev. Heng Sure ... though not new, but understanding the mechanics of change at a deeper level continues to be quite insightful.
In the gross domain of physical reality, we can draw boundaries of where something stops and something else begins. In the domain of the mind, however, you can't draw the boundaries so easily. There is no fence for our thoughts -- they are free to purify or pollute to the entire commons of limitless space.
This phenomenon makes us responsible, in some sense, for all the disasters we see around us -- disasters that we typically blame on other outside causes and conditions.
The moment we lead with our own inner transformation, we start to bring about the same in others too and vice versa. It's a shift from Be the Change to We the Change.
In the gross domain of physical reality, we can draw boundaries of where something stops and something else begins. In the domain of the mind, however, you can't draw the boundaries so easily. There is no fence for our thoughts -- they are free to purify or pollute to the entire commons of limitless space.
This phenomenon makes us responsible, in some sense, for all the disasters we see around us -- disasters that we typically blame on other outside causes and conditions.
The moment we lead with our own inner transformation, we start to bring about the same in others too and vice versa. It's a shift from Be the Change to We the Change.
Reflections
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