Davis Goss’ Mind Boggling Blog

I’ll get what I think is a great idea and get so excited about it I feel compelled to take immediate action on it. When I do, I usually regret it because before long I will see it as incomplete and wish I hadn’t been so hasty. I used to think that this delayed action was procrastination. Perhaps it was, but a few more days to let the idea take root and germinate haven’t seemed to do any harm. If the idea is right, nothing can destroy it.

Your entire life experiences are comprised of a continuity of “events and circumstances.” Sometimes good, sometimes bad, sometimes chaotic and at other times joyous and free. Because you have control over your mindset, you control the events and circumstances you will experience; not by struggling with the situation or circumstance, but by restructuring your consciousness.

Laws and principles do not include any concept of “time”. They are. They exist. They operate in perpetuity and enforce their own irrevocable authority and do so without any sense of past, present or future.

It is the acceptance of restricting, limiting thoughts that prevents our being consciously aware of the ideas of which it is comprised. It’s our limited thinking, our blind acceptance of preconceived prejudices that restricts the flow of new ideas and concepts.

We live in a world of duality where every situation and circumstance is challenged by some implied opposite; a world where “twoness” prevails, where one side is always pulling against another or pushing up against a wall that will not yield.

This controversy is no different than any other problem and, if a resolution is to be realized, they must reject any preconceived conclusions and take an objective look at it from a totally impersonal perspective.

Some years ago, I discovered that there was only one prime cause of all problems and when this root cause was understood and properly applied, all problems, regardless of their nature or apparent severity, would disappear like snowflakes on a hot griddle.

Unless we are alert to it, the constant rehearsing of their negative comments impacts every facet of our personal, professional, corporate and national mindset.

At one time or another, we have all been looking for an idea or answer to a question. We KNOW the answer is there but, for the moment, it is out of our mental reach. Then, suddenly, we feel the excitement of that magic moment when the unknown becomes known and we “remember” it.