Hi!! Itâs been months since I first learnt about this, and thereâs something I still donât understand about what Ada was saying which is â do we have to literally ignore circumstances to make them go away? As in, not getting emotionally involved with them anymore, or just shut out the thoughts of it every time they come up? as I understood, a situation is only kept alive because you either identify with it, or because you pay attention to the ârealityâ of it
Though Iâm pretty sure I got it right but, just wanted to make sure đ thanks for archiving her posts by the way, theyâve been helping me a lot
Youâre welcome <3
I mean, if nothings exists but you, how much attention do you need to give an apparency? Donât do anything to the thoughts, let them pass, theyâre irrelevant. What Iâve been doing nowadays is thinking the worst thoughts as a challenge. To prove to myself they have no power when I know myself to be who I am. Nothing bad happened, never will. I like doing it because it gives me a certain kind of power when in the past I used to fear them. I do it on purpose, like "do your worst" kind of thing to my own mind. Itâs been proven harmless and the thoughts worthless.
What materializes/exists is only what you are. Esentially nothing if you donât know yourself to be a person, somewhere. But youâve always known yourself as something. Choose a different thing, resistance (and urgency) only comes up when you go back to trying to make it happen in the world instead of just being it.
Neville again since the masses love him:
Tldr; yeah, ignore it! but from the place of knowing who your real self is, not a forcing meant to soothe the ego <3 you know the difference in your feeling: do you feel calm/superior or jittery and unsure? good way to check where youâre coming from when doing anything.
Stop fearing thought
Assert dominance over the brain by thinking the worst ones without identifying and see what happens (nothing)












