Judging Your Future

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    Sean FargoPublished January 12, 2015 · Updated March 27, 2024 · 1 min read

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    Working skillfully with thought

    Thoughts arise on their own, but the ones we believe become the architecture of our lives. “Judging Your Future” is a chance to notice which stories you have been carrying — and to question whether they still serve you.

    How mindfulness can help

    Mindfulness reveals thoughts as events in awareness, rather than facts about reality. By stepping back to observe a thought without immediately believing it, we recover a quiet authority over our inner life. We choose which voices to listen to, and which to thank and release.

    Gentle steps to try

    1. Catch the thought. When a familiar story appears, silently note, “Thinking,” and watch it the way you might watch a cloud.
    2. Investigate it. Ask: is this absolutely true? What do I know directly, without the commentary?
    3. Soften the grip. Try saying, “A thought is arising that says…” instead of “I think…”. Notice the spaciousness this creates.
    4. Choose where to invest attention. You cannot control what arises, but you can choose what you nourish with your continued attention.

    You are not your thoughts. You are the awareness in which they appear, stay a while, and dissolve. Trust that quieter knowing.

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