The addiction to drugs, food, alcohol, etc. is nothing compared to the addiction we humans have to thinking.

<p> </p><blockquote><img alt="" height="465" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh5aZt9SgW0WEmXxNpMn1uhQagFPcKGD-w87cNJ0h8cjhLR-snC5RITZUbYPInigNLM6Li1JtPZE8FcIdlljTMARP97p24XduemBpRBlYjN8q0R9etuY9Igo1SlV6iHZkHPunHRI1P55ABO/" style="float: left;" width="640" />The addiction to drugs, food, alcohol, etc. is nothing compared to the addiction we humans have to thinking. Sitting quietly in silence is so foreign to most of us that the mind quickly starts thinking of its "problems" simply because it feels more "natural." We say we want peace, but because of our conditioning many of us actually feel more comfortable worrying. Worrying about what? Anything, the mind is not picky. -Michael Jeffreys</blockquote>

The addiction to drugs, food, alcohol, etc. is nothing compared to the addiction we humans have to thinking.

  The addiction to drugs, food, alcohol, etc. is nothing compared to the addiction we humans have to thinking. Sitting quietly in silence is...

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