"토론:마음"의 두 판 사이의 차이
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"Your mind is a fabulous instrument of communication. It can comprehend the past. It can plan for the future. Indeed, the mind is a great membrane between your worldly existence and your spiritual reality."<ref> [https://www.newmessage.org/the-message/other-revelations/gift-power-mind The Gif] (March 2007)</ref> | "Your mind is a fabulous instrument of communication. It can comprehend the past. It can plan for the future. Indeed, the mind is a great membrane between your worldly existence and your spiritual reality."<ref> [https://www.newmessage.org/the-message/other-revelations/gift-power-mind The Gif] (March 2007)</ref> | ||
==지시문== | |||
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"Deal with your mind firmly, patiently and compassionately, like a parent raising a child. "<ref name="MVS"/> | "Deal with your mind firmly, patiently and compassionately, like a parent raising a child. "<ref name="MVS"/> | ||
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that you can penetrate your own interpretation. A still mind is a mind that | that you can penetrate your own interpretation. A still mind is a mind that | ||
is collecting its own power. It can direct its full resources in any direction, | is collecting its own power. It can direct its full resources in any direction, | ||
and that is the definition of power in the world." <ref>''큰 공동체 지혜 1'', | and that is the definition of power in the world." <ref>''큰 공동체 지혜 1'', 제30장 [https://www.newmessage.org/the-message/volume-6/wisdom-greater-community-book-1/preception-interpretation-reality 인식]</ref> | ||
==마음, 가슴 그리고 영혼== | ==마음, 가슴 그리고 영혼== | ||
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“People who are obsessed over their thoughts and their feelings and their dreams will never recognize the deeper current of their life because they are not looking in the right place. They are still self-obsessed at the surface of their mind and have not learned to listen more deeply and to develop the patience, the skill, and the perseverance to do this.” <ref name="lfk">[https://www.newmessage.org/the-message/other-revelations/listening-knowledge 앎에 귀 기울이기 (September 24, 2009)]</ref> | “People who are obsessed over their thoughts and their feelings and their dreams will never recognize the deeper current of their life because they are not looking in the right place. They are still self-obsessed at the surface of their mind and have not learned to listen more deeply and to develop the patience, the skill, and the perseverance to do this.” <ref name="lfk">[https://www.newmessage.org/the-message/other-revelations/listening-knowledge 앎에 귀 기울이기 (September 24, 2009)]</ref> | ||
“It is cruel to demand that the personal mind achieve peace, power and harmony. That is like requiring your body not to feel pain. The personal mind was born in conflict and resides in conflict and will achieve peace only in service to the greater Mind.” <ref>''큰 공동체 지혜1'', | “It is cruel to demand that the personal mind achieve peace, power and harmony. That is like requiring your body not to feel pain. The personal mind was born in conflict and resides in conflict and will achieve peace only in service to the greater Mind.” <ref>''큰 공동체 지혜1'', 제35장 : [https://www.newmessage.org/the-message/volume-6/wisdom-greater-community-book-1/achieving-peace 평화 이루기]</ref> | ||
==마음의 올바른 사용== | ==마음의 올바른 사용== | ||
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"Long ago when I used to work with people one on one. I would practice letting go all my ideas, recommendations and solutions regarding their problem or need. I would instead become very still, listening for what could be done for that person, if anything. Most of the time with my mind very clear and empty, I would receive the key—I would see it, know it and then find an appropriate way to present it. Often it would have little to do with what that person was telling me or what they thought the source of their difficulty was." <ref>Marshall Vian Summers, February 20, 2016</ref> | "Long ago when I used to work with people one on one. I would practice letting go all my ideas, recommendations and solutions regarding their problem or need. I would instead become very still, listening for what could be done for that person, if anything. Most of the time with my mind very clear and empty, I would receive the key—I would see it, know it and then find an appropriate way to present it. Often it would have little to do with what that person was telling me or what they thought the source of their difficulty was." <ref>Marshall Vian Summers, February 20, 2016</ref> | ||
"Give the mind one thing to dedicate itself to. This produces equanimity because when the mind is focused, it becomes still—even when it is working very hard. This gives you freedom from past regrets and from future anxieties. It takes you away from fear and into a concentrated state of mind. It generates activity, observation and many other specific tasks."<ref>''큰 공동체 지혜 2'', | "Give the mind one thing to dedicate itself to. This produces equanimity because when the mind is focused, it becomes still—even when it is working very hard. This gives you freedom from past regrets and from future anxieties. It takes you away from fear and into a concentrated state of mind. It generates activity, observation and many other specific tasks."<ref>''큰 공동체 지혜 2'', 제31장 : [https://www.newmessage.org/the-message/volume-6/wisdom-greater-community-book-2/develop-greater-concentration 집중]</ref> | ||
==소통을 위한 도구== | |||
"If you think you are your thoughts and your mind, well, you will not be able to comprehend the Mind, the [[God's Will|Will]] and [[the Presence]] of [[God]], for the mind is a vehicle of [[communication]] in [[the world]]."<ref name="trust">Trusting God (May 7, 2013)</ref> | "If you think you are your thoughts and your mind, well, you will not be able to comprehend the Mind, the [[God's Will|Will]] and [[the Presence]] of [[God]], for the mind is a vehicle of [[communication]] in [[the world]]."<ref name="trust">Trusting God (May 7, 2013)</ref> | ||
"The mind is a magnificent organizer and vehicle of communication. But it must be wisely directed and employed for a real purpose. Having a mind is like flying a plane. The plane is always going off course. You have to keep it directed where you want it to go." <ref name="MVS">Marshall Vian Summers, June 21, 2014</ref> | "The mind is a magnificent organizer and vehicle of communication. But it must be wisely directed and employed for a real purpose. Having a mind is like flying a plane. The plane is always going off course. You have to keep it directed where you want it to go." <ref name="MVS">Marshall Vian Summers, June 21, 2014</ref> | ||
==각주== | ==각주== | ||
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2022년 12월 19일 (월) 06:45 기준 최신판
"Your mind is a fabulous instrument of communication. It can comprehend the past. It can plan for the future. Indeed, the mind is a great membrane between your worldly existence and your spiritual reality."[1]
지시문
"Deal with your mind firmly, patiently and compassionately, like a parent raising a child. "[2]
"Your mind is your servant and potentially a servant of God under the direction of Knowledge. Honor its strengths and manage it weaknesses. Feed it well and it will be healthy."[2]
"You must take responsibility for the content of your mind.What are you thinking at this moment? What you are thinking is relevant to what you are experiencing.This is accurate. But beyond this is reality, and that is the great gift. Achieving this, then, is more a settling down than a building up. It is the result of becoming still and observant so that you can penetrate your own interpretation. A still mind is a mind that is collecting its own power. It can direct its full resources in any direction, and that is the definition of power in the world." [3]
마음, 가슴 그리고 영혼
"You can imagine all kinds of things but, really, the mind cannot understand the spirit." [4]
개인적 마음
“People who are obsessed over their thoughts and their feelings and their dreams will never recognize the deeper current of their life because they are not looking in the right place. They are still self-obsessed at the surface of their mind and have not learned to listen more deeply and to develop the patience, the skill, and the perseverance to do this.” [5]
“It is cruel to demand that the personal mind achieve peace, power and harmony. That is like requiring your body not to feel pain. The personal mind was born in conflict and resides in conflict and will achieve peace only in service to the greater Mind.” [6]
마음의 올바른 사용
"The mind must be employed or allowed to rest, and its employment is not always in a state of work. It may be focused on an enjoyable activity, but it must be focused. When it is not focused, it should be allowed to rest so that you may use it to listen and to look." [7]
"Long ago when I used to work with people one on one. I would practice letting go all my ideas, recommendations and solutions regarding their problem or need. I would instead become very still, listening for what could be done for that person, if anything. Most of the time with my mind very clear and empty, I would receive the key—I would see it, know it and then find an appropriate way to present it. Often it would have little to do with what that person was telling me or what they thought the source of their difficulty was." [8]
"Give the mind one thing to dedicate itself to. This produces equanimity because when the mind is focused, it becomes still—even when it is working very hard. This gives you freedom from past regrets and from future anxieties. It takes you away from fear and into a concentrated state of mind. It generates activity, observation and many other specific tasks."[9]
소통을 위한 도구
"If you think you are your thoughts and your mind, well, you will not be able to comprehend the Mind, the Will and the Presence of God, for the mind is a vehicle of communication in the world."[10]
"The mind is a magnificent organizer and vehicle of communication. But it must be wisely directed and employed for a real purpose. Having a mind is like flying a plane. The plane is always going off course. You have to keep it directed where you want it to go." [2]
각주
- ↑ The Gif (March 2007)
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Marshall Vian Summers, June 21, 2014
- ↑ 큰 공동체 지혜 1, 제30장 인식
- ↑ What Happens After Death (July 11, 2008)
- ↑ 앎에 귀 기울이기 (September 24, 2009)
- ↑ 큰 공동체 지혜1, 제35장 : 평화 이루기
- ↑ 신의 새 메시지의 다른 계시들 : 앎에 귀 기울이기
- ↑ Marshall Vian Summers, February 20, 2016
- ↑ 큰 공동체 지혜 2, 제31장 : 집중
- ↑ Trusting God (May 7, 2013)