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Attention (n.) is contrasted with concentration, which is the vein attempt to bring all one's ever-wandering energy to focus on a certain point. Attention boasts no control, no concentration. It is complete attention, which means giving all one's energy, the energy of the brain, one's heart, everything, to attending.
Attention (n.) is different from concentration in that while concentration means trying to bring all your energy to focus on a certain point, complete attention means giving all your energy to attending.
Attention (n.) is distinguished from concentration by the fact that attention has no center.
Authority's (n.) acceptance, in any degree, equates to the very denial of truth.
Authority (n.) is the very denial of truth.
Authority (n.) is, when it is accepted, the very denial of truth.
Belief (n.) is, when constantly asserted, an indication of fear.
Certainty (n.) is the beginning of bondage. It's only when the mind is not caught in the net of certainty, and is not seeking certainty, that it is in a state of discovery.
Concentration (n.) is different from attention in that while concentration means trying to bring all your energy to focus on a certain point, complete attention means giving all your energy to attending.
Concentration (n.) is distinguishable from attention in that attention has no centre.
Concentration (n.) is the vein attempt to bring all one's ever-wandering energy to focus on a certain point. Attention, by contrast has no control, no concentration. It is complete attention, which means giving all one's energy, the energy of the brain, one's heart, everything, to attending.
Creativity (n.) is a thing having nothing to do without thought. Its only factor is love.
Fear (n.) is that which we ought to learn about rather than to learn how to escape from it.
Fear (n.) is to be learned about; we are not simply to learn how to escape from it.
Hate (n.) is easy (in contrast to love). It brings people together after a fashion... it creates all kinds of fantasies, it brings about various types of co-operation, as in war.
Ideology (n.) is always idiotic in that it represents conceptual thinking and is thus part and parcel of a conceptual word which has so unfortunately divided man.
Ideology (n.) is idiotic because it is conceptual thinking, conceptual thinking has so unfortunately divided man.
Innocence (n.) is a mind that is incapable of being hurt.