In universal mind is contained all thoughts of all sentient beings. When we experience thoughts and emotions based in fear, greed or anger we must ask ourselves; do we want to think that way and give in to the ego's stated position of separate-self mentality. If we answer no then we can change our attitudes and take a position of "Who's mind is this, anyway?". The first and most effective answer to curve us away from parasitic, negative and destructive thoughts is: "It's my mind and I do not want to think that".
The larger observation is that it (creation) is more than your mind. Creation is a part of universal mind. We must honor life's evolution as an evolution that is consciously contributing toward universal mind. This inherently means we must actively choose to not pollute our shared mind, and to work to further evolution and all of life. Thus, being available and of service to universal mind, we must see that the answer to the question "who's mind is this, anyway?" inherently puts us into a greater ethical and compassionate perspective, as we choose to go with the natural, positive aspects within the higher states of universal mind. This allows us to be conscious of the spiritual polluting we could be participating in.
Thoughts have attractive attributes and can manifest thought-form creations, that, once created, have their own consciousness. This is another reason to keep ones thoughts filtered through the heart-mind. The heart-mind is our internal compass for thoughts, and the process of thought-form creation most considerate of universal mind.
The Awakening Project
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