When I Wake Up In The Morning Dialectical Journal
THOUGHTS ABOUT THOUGHTS
“When I wake up in the morning….” So the 500,000 songs go, and anything is possible after that. You could “be sorry for not givin her all the luvin she deserved and now she ain’t no more”….. Or you “see the risin sun and it brings you back to Wyoming in the summer”….or you “have one more cup of coffee and one more cigarette and one more turn pike”. Sometimes better to have slept it out! The last man I asked if he heard voices said: “I wake up in the morning and I’m a true believer and I praise the Lord”, and I daren’t contradict him. He had scaled the morning blues and the Everest of human thought and was on his way to another world and way of being. This really was Major Tom to ground control! (C/o David Bowie’s song). His rockets were firing and nothing could stop him now. He had lift off and was staring down at us.
Human thought like the dog that got the flat nose from following too many parked cars, comes up …show more content…
They have the power to change us if we allow them. This change can be for the better or worse, and so it is crucial that we know what we are thinking and allowing ourselves to be exposed to. Most if not all food products these days have labels saying exactly what is in the tin and where it came from. Thoughts and directions of our will should also be accountable. Once they get in past our first line of defence, our vigilance and screening process, they can infect the DNA of our personalities like a virus. Obviously good thoughts and good images and good experiences, have a similar capacity to change us once admitted to our inner sanctum. We are vulnerable and like a child let loose in a laboratory with poisonous chemicals, we too could drink some of the red stuff and a bit of the “water” and a pinch of that green powder, and end up hopeless, despairing, depressed….from imbibing the wrong thought, image, experience
“When I wake up in the morning….” So the 500,000 songs go, and anything is possible after that. You could “be sorry for not givin her all the luvin she deserved and now she ain’t no more”….. Or you “see the risin sun and it brings you back to Wyoming in the summer”….or you “have one more cup of coffee and one more cigarette and one more turn pike”. Sometimes better to have slept it out! The last man I asked if he heard voices said: “I wake up in the morning and I’m a true believer and I praise the Lord”, and I daren’t contradict him. He had scaled the morning blues and the Everest of human thought and was on his way to another world and way of being. This really was Major Tom to ground control! (C/o David Bowie’s song). His rockets were firing and nothing could stop him now. He had lift off and was staring down at us.
Human thought like the dog that got the flat nose from following too many parked cars, comes up …show more content…
They have the power to change us if we allow them. This change can be for the better or worse, and so it is crucial that we know what we are thinking and allowing ourselves to be exposed to. Most if not all food products these days have labels saying exactly what is in the tin and where it came from. Thoughts and directions of our will should also be accountable. Once they get in past our first line of defence, our vigilance and screening process, they can infect the DNA of our personalities like a virus. Obviously good thoughts and good images and good experiences, have a similar capacity to change us once admitted to our inner sanctum. We are vulnerable and like a child let loose in a laboratory with poisonous chemicals, we too could drink some of the red stuff and a bit of the “water” and a pinch of that green powder, and end up hopeless, despairing, depressed….from imbibing the wrong thought, image, experience