In the beginning...

In the beginning was the word and the word was God. The term personality, can be broken down to explain that, through sound we experience our reality.

The truth of who we are has always been hidden in plain view, we have been trying to look for answers in everywhere except where they can be found.

We look out at the world; however, our world begins within us. I think therefore I am, is not quite true, as the art of thinking is not a process many have ever ironically thought of. Should we not be saying, I ask to understand.

When reading a book, you do so in your inner voice, when you speak to someone, that inner voice can be heard at the same time you are #aware that you are communicating with someone else.

That inner voice is our first creation, in the beginning was the word. How can you be the voice and hear it at the same time? Through sound you experience your reality.

We communicate to ourselves in words, we use these terms to command our image creation/imagination, to then visualise frames we use to play in our inner mind moving picture reel.

When you read to yourself, your mind sounds out the words and attempts to retrieve pictures from your memory that correspond with these words.

When you did not hear the word clearly or when you are not familiar with the word, you ask for the word to be repeated so that you can match it with your memorised word/ picture inner database.

We need this information so that you can start to build a clearer picture in our mind, before we can move to the next stage.

Once you have the picture or sequence of pictures, you can then judge what you see as worthy of your attention or not.

To judge the moment requires an internal discussion with a knowing voice, that has an opinion on the subject. You can either agree or disagree with this voice. If the advice is not clear or sometimes not to your liking, you slow yourself down and consciously search deeper into yourself to see if you can find another voice that can give you better answers.

The concept of thinking is really just searching for the best advice you can find in your mind. You create the picture from the words that you have heard and your understanding of them.

We do not think we ask; we use that internal voice to search for the answer to the question in our inner real world.

We speak after we have pondered all our internal advice and we either ask for more details or just express our conclusions.

We often say, you did not really think about what I said, before you answered. You need to ask yourself better questions to get better answers from yourself.

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