The transcript discusses the power of the human mind in creating desires and realities. The speaker emphasizes that our minds are the original creators of everything on this planet, including both wonderful and terrible things. They suggest that for us to shape our future positively, it's crucial to learn to think correctly and in the right direction.
The speaker uses a parable about a man who walks into a heavenly realm by chance and experiences miracles of food and drink appearing when he thinks of them. However, when he thinks about spirits and torment, they appear and cause his death. This serves as a cautionary tale about the power of our thoughts and desires.
The speaker also notes the risk of becoming self-destructive if our actions are not conscious and controlled. They argue that technologies, which were meant to make life easier, have become sources of problems because our actions with them are often unconscious. They call for a transition from unconscious actions to conscious ones.
The speaker then discusses the concept of faith and how it works for those who believe without questioning. However, they note that thinking too much can hinder faith. They conclude by posing two simple questions: "Can you now take off and go?" and "Why not flying and before walking?" They suggest that what has not happened yet can happen in the future and that we should not limit our possibilities based on past experiences.
Finally, the speaker encourages us to focus on creating a peaceful, joyful, and loving world for ourselves and others, viewing this as our primary goal. They suggest that even facing failures can be seen as opportunities for growth and that devoting ourselves to our desires can help order our minds, emotions, and energy, thereby increasing our ability to make our desires come true.
1. Everything that we have created on this planet with our own hands was originally created in our minds.
2. Everything that has ever been created on this planet before it was born in our minds and then was realized in the real world.
3. All wonderful things and all terrible things are the creation of the human mind.
4. If we care about what will happen to us in the future, it is extremely important to first of all learn to create the right things in our mind.
5. Learning to think in the right direction is very important in order to attract happiness and achieve your goals.
6. There is one excellent parable: once a man went for a walk, he walked for a long time by chance, without even knowing it, he entered heaven.
7. The man entered heaven, luck smiled on him, he just went out for a walk and ended up in heaven after a long walk.
8. The man woke up having slept well and thought, I had such a wonderful rest, but now I’m hungry, I wish I could eat something, any dish that came to his mind immediately appeared before his eyes.
9. The man thought about the spirits they came, he thought about torment and got it he thought and death came for him death.
10. The man was sitting under the kalpavriksha tree, the so-called desire tree, he wanted food, food appeared.
11. The man wanted to drink, drinks appeared, he thought about the spirits they came, he thought about torment and got it he thought and death came for him death.
12. The man thought about the spirits they came, he thought about torment and got it he thought and death came for him death.
13. The man thought about the spirits they came, he thought about torment and got it he thought and death came for him death.
14. The man thought about the spirits they came, he thought about torment and got it he thought and death came for him death.
15. The man thought about the spirits they came, he thought about torment and got it he thought and death came for him death.
16. The man thought about the spirits they came, he thought about torment and got it he thought and death came for him death.
17. The man thought about the spirits they came, he thought about torment and got it he thought and death came for him death.
18. The man thought about the spirits they came, he thought about torment and got it he thought and death came for him death.
19. The man thought about the spirits they came, he thought about torment and got it he thought and death came for him death.
20. The man thought about the spirits they came, he thought about torment and got it he thought and death came for him death.
21. The man thought about the spirits they came, he thought about torment and got it he thought and death came for him death.
22. The man thought about the spirits they came, he thought about torment and got it he thought and death came for him death.
23. The man thought about the spirits they came, he thought about torment and got it he thought and death came for him death.
24. The man thought about the spirits they came, he thought about torment and got it he thought and death came for him death.
25. The man thought about the spirits they came, he thought about torment and got it he thought and death came for him death.
26. The man thought about the spirits they came, he thought about torment and got it he thought and death came for him death.
27. The man thought about the spirits they came, he thought about torment and got it he thought and death came for him death.
28. The man thought about the spirits they came, he thought about torment and got it he thought and death came for him death.
29. The man thought about the spirits they came, he thought about torment and got it he thought and death came for him death. [Source: Document