Indecent Mind

What to say of the mind, what to speak of thought, if both - in equal, flee the command of the true Being, forcing the latter to embarrass himself and of course owe himself to this true Self, causing physically all his members to lose freedom of movement; to make every individual enjoy a dependency from which he himself refuses, but which often obeys, given the circumstanc-es of an unconsciousness of demanding - as in an act of tyranny, by fear, making this Being incapable of ac-tion....
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What to say of the mind, what to speak of thought, if both - in equal, flee the command of the true Being, forcing the latter to embarrass himself and of course owe himself to this true Self, causing physically all his members to lose freedom of movement; to make every individual enjoy a dependency from which he himself refuses, but which often obeys, given the circumstanc-es of an unconsciousness of demanding - as in an act of tyranny, by fear, making this Being incapable of ac-tion. The person finds himself, then, to consider "drinking" this irrefutable invitation - from his own mind, and to submit to the whole cause - that he, in en-joyment of pleasure, forces in the perspective of creat-ing a habit. This suffocates, to the point of this person if he wants to be able to untie himself from this con-tinual thinking; he is always worried. They are situa-tions of the power of the mind, alive and present in every individual. The content of this book allows this Being to live in an existence in the face of this unbear-able mind. To ask not to be paralyzed so that it can - in this container of life, occur there to communicate with itself, and thus remember the weight of his own opin-ion, without hiding, without worrying and without guarding - or waiting, a help - that sometimes does not arrive, and when present, the Being certainly despises it - for not having been carried out by himself. It is an art to be able to live in a real way; capture from life the undefective image that may amaze this thought that knows little about you, but that in your name leaf's every day in a consistent, unique and overwhelming way, so that the Being does not assimilate its argu-ment, its ideas and its own reason. The book seeks to make the Being wise. That there is in every individual a mind that manipulates and de-ceives him. That makes him ignore to constitute a per-spective that brings grace and lightness in this life. The book will approach and guide you on a road that can dominate these noisy voices, so you can fully under-stand and enjoy the world.