The composition of thought is atomic. These are groups of microscopic particles of the ether element present in the sky, which are created in the invisible level of the mind. Ethereal substance is abundantly spread throughout the world, and through this medium thoughts can be sent from one place to another. Through strong willpower and morale, one’s thoughts can be transmitted to other minds. Thoughts also travel; They start their journey from the mind of the thinker and complete their journey by agitating each other’s mind.
The invisible medium of ether proves to be the biggest help in the operation of thoughts. The nature of thoughts is that if they are given hospitality, they get strengthened, grow and create new life. If they are not taken care of, they go away and die. Such thoughts should be considered as friends, which form good habits and develop good nature. These should be thought about again and again.
Man’s life is a collection of events, and these events are the results of our thoughts. Just as the sun’s rays gather at one center through a magnifying glass and produce fire, similarly thoughts become stronger by concentrating at one center. The strength of our thinking power depends on the concentration of our mind. Without concentration, there cannot be strength in the mind. Whoever has achieved importance in this world, his mantra has been concentration of thoughts.
Psychologists have experienced that each of our thoughts creates a path in the brain, and other thoughts follow that path. First a small footpath is formed, which gradually becomes a highway. When a bad thought enters the mind, it makes a small line, and then it makes the mental track even bigger. Repeated thoughts become our nature.
Thought is the greatest power in the world. But unorganized, disorganized and imaginary thoughts are only for amusement and entertainment. Just as we are entertained by a book for some time, we can be amazed by the power of good thoughts by reveling in them.
There are two forms of thought – imaginary and practical. The complete idea is formed only by the perfect harmony of these two forms.
