Episode 60 — Being Self-Aware of Your Assumptions

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Today's episode focuses on the importance of being aware of your assumptions. In most cases, our assumptions are subconscious. Since we are unconsciousness to them, they appear to be real and we overlook their unreality—rather than seeing them as the illusions of mind they truly are. Assumptions create a virtual reality, one that is defined by much needless emotional suffering. When you are able to recognize these false projections of mind however, you transcend the mind altogether and open yourself to the inner-dimension of pure, unfettered awareness—one that is free of false assumptions. Thanks for listening, I hope you enjoy the episode. ★ If you enjoy my work, become a patron: http://www.patreon.com/zenthinking ★ Much love, Brian Thompson http://www.zenthinking.net Read the show notes for this episode at http://www.zenthinking.net/podcast

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