Quote by Virgil Thomson

Let your mind alone, and see what happens.

Let your mind alone, and see what happens.

Summary

This quote suggests the idea of embracing and observing the mind without actively engaging in its thoughts or judgments. By letting the mind be, one can gain insights into its workings and discover the spontaneous flow of thoughts and emotions. It encourages a state of mindfulness, in which one's awareness becomes a impartial observer, leading to a deeper understanding of the self and the nature of the mind.

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