In the same way, we often
look to teachers, various leaders, and gurus to tell us about the path
to enlightenment and the nature of the realm of spirit. While this input
from experts is undeniably valuable, our own sense of the truth is
ultimately the most important piece in processing the information we
take in from external sources. In the end, we are the authorities in our
own lives, and we have the final say on whether something generally
held as true is true for us.
We need only take a brief look at history to remember that the
religious, scientific, and political establishments that ruled the day
were all wrong about something at some point in time. This is the beauty
of learning, experiencing, and evolving. While we sometimes wish we
could just let someone else decide for us what is real and true, this is
clearly not a viable option. The good news in all this is that we can
confidently devote ourselves to making up our own minds about reality,
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Wednesday, 7 April 2021
Using Our Own Minds
[Daily OM]: To a certain degree, we rely on
other people's accounts of reality to inform us of the nature of the
universe. For example, we can't all be molecular physicists, but we can
benefit from taking their findings to heart.