Burden of thoughts. Helmut Lauschke

thought is inexhaustible, so thoughts are immortal.

      For the movement of thoughts: ‘Manas’, the spirit substance; how ether fills the whole space and serves as a means of transport for thoughts, as ‘Prana’ is the vehicle for feelings. Ether is the medium for warmth, light and electricity, and air is the vehicle for sound.

      Thought forces move the world: The powerful thoughts of saints and clairvoyants are stored in the Akasha (Akashic Chronicle). Clairvoyant people pretend to be able to receive and read the thought images. The human being is surrounded by a "sea of ​​thoughts". There are thoughts in which a person is absorbed while he rejects other thoughts into the world of thought. Everyone has his/her own world of thoughts.

      Thought transfer: Science speaks of waves of heat, light and electricity. In Yoga, people speak of thought waves. Thoughts have power. Everyone experiences the power of thoughts often unconsciously.

      Thought vibrations: Every thought that is sent out is a vibration; it vibrates in every part of the universe, and when the thought is noble and beneficial, it vibrates related thoughts. People unconsciously absorb the thoughts and send comparable thoughts depending on their strength. The result is that man sets forces in motion that work together to suppress base, detrimental thoughts emanating from selfish people.

      Diversity of thought vibrations: Every person has his/her own spiritual world, his/her own way of thinking, his/her own way of understanding things, and his/her own way of acting. Just as people's faces and voices are different, so there are differences in thinking and understanding. That is why there are misunderstandings among friends. If one cannot properly understand the other's point of view, there is friction, rifts and quarrels within a minute, even among good friends. The friendship does not last long and falls apart.

      One must be attuned to the spiritual vibrations and thought vibrations of the other, then one can understand the other. Thoughts of lust, hate, jealousy, and selfishness create distorted images in mind and obscure understanding, twist the mind, and cause memory loss and confusion in the mind.

      Preservation of spiritual energy: In physics there is the term ›directional power‹. Even though the amount of energy is there, the current does not flow. It has to be connected to the magnet, then the electric current starts flowing by means of the directional force.

      Likewise, the spiritual energy that is scattered and misdirected into worldly thoughts must be directed into the appropriate spiritual channels. Don't store useless information in the brain. Learn to "de-mind" the mind. Unlearn what was of no use to you. Only then you can fill your mind with lofty thoughts. You will gain spiritual powers when the scattered rays of the mind are gathered.

      Cell theory and thoughts: The cell is a mass of protoplasm with a nucleus. It has 'intelligence'. Some cells secrete, other cells excrete. Testicular cells secrete semen; Kidney cells excrete urine. Some cells act as "soldiers". They protect the body from penetration and attacks by foreign poisonous matter or germs. They digest them and excrete them. Other cells carry food to tissues and organs.

      The cells do their work without conscious action. Their activity is controlled by the central nervous system. They are directly related to the mind and brain. Some people are extremely body conscious and have no thought of self; their lives are messy and without discipline, they fill their stomachs with candy and the like. The digestive and excretory organs have no rest. They suffer from physical weakness and illness. Atoms, molecules and cells in the body generate inharmonic vibrations. They have no hope, no trust, no faith, no serenity and no happiness; they are unhappy. The life force is reduced, the vitality is at a low level. Their mind is full of fear, despair, fear and horror.

      Primary Thoughts and Modern Science: Thoughts are the great forces on earth. They change, renew and build on constructive thoughts. The far-reaching possibilities of these powers were developed to the highest perfection in ancient times and brought to the greatest possible application, because the thought is the most important force at the origin and in the consequence of creation. The genesis of creation is seen as an all-encompassing thought that arose in the cosmic mind.

      The world is the manifestation of the originating thought that arose from the infinite silence of the divine being. In classical terminology it is Iccha, the desire of the cosmic soul, which appears as Spandana that means vibration.

      This vibration is an endless oscillation of physically subtle particles which the ordinary mind cannot perceive. It explains that all forces ultimately pass into the state of vibration. This is the conclusion that modern sciences have come to after investigations into external physical nature.

      Reflections / meditations

      Thought is the founding force at the origin and follows the creation; the genesis of all creation is seen as a single thought that arose in the cosmic mind.

      From the center with the point

      The power grows from the thought, which always creates the new from the origin, because that is the creation in the spiritual light, which works and shapes and directs timelessly.

      So the germ stretches out of the law in order to keep growth before the last stone, which marks the limit from the beginning, and existence ultimately stagnates over the years.

      The spirit, it pushes and floats and ignites, it lifts and strives and pulls and announces, passes on the law of being and time, is constantly on the way from here to eternity.

      The thought that comes from the spirit carries the person who wonders in the mind that one can be lifted and without resistance, because that is life towards the whole.

      Where the spirit stirs up the tender flame and leads people to new life, the soul stretches far out, hovers high above the mind and parental home.

      Creation shines in the young light, it has size, resilience and weight, what the eye opens, widens, keeps open so that it can see what then pleases life.

      That is that great things never become small, because the seasons rub in, because wind and rain refresh what is and what will remain for life.

      So year after year in a new guise of hope and quiet expectation move across the country, forces rise from the center over the edge of knowledge, because what is old stretches the eye that invented it.

      So flame and shine and rise higher, that is what the spirit means to man, when the thoughts grow into forms to what the air with its scents gives to breathing.

      The young eye sees it, is amazed and wants to shape what is new and unknown to the senses, because the order is written and spoken to recognize the new that lies beneath the old.

      Forces flare up and grow into action, probably for those who still have to advise with open eyes, because the time, it stands, even when it rushes through life, to give you respect for the great and the advice to do so.

      Too deep a silence makes me as alarming as too loud a scream.

       (Sophocles 496-406 BC) Sophocles lived in Athens, where he was one of the three great classical tragedy poets alongside Aeschylus and Euripides; he performed in some of his plays himself. Sophocles held high state offices several times: he was treasurer of the Attic League, strategist alongside Pericles, member of the oligarchical government and priest of Asclepius. As a poet, he contributed to the further development of Attic tragedy. Significant innovations include the introduction of the third actor, the expansion of the choir from 12 to 15 members and the introduction of painted sets. Sophocles detached the individual plays from the context of the trilogy. 123 of his pieces are known by title, but only 7 pieces, which are characterized by the design of the individual personalities, have been completely preserved: "Aias", "Antigone", "Elektra", "King Oedipus", "Trachinierinnen", " Philoctetes "and" Oedipus