Now imagine the life-changing power compiled into the thought collection that is a book! All it takes is one thought to change the entire mental infrastructure from which we view and interact with the world.
Not reading about, thinking about, or reflecting about love, relationships, and our being keeps us shallow and can lead to unnecessary suffering, confusion, and poor decision making throughout our lifetimes. math equations) that has little application or use in living out our daily lives when nearly everybody on the planet (who has their basic needs for survival met) has circling thoughts and questions about their inner lives, their relationships, their being, and their purpose every single day? Why must we prioritize learning advanced external information (i.e.
Why don’t we spend more time immersing ourselves in the topics of love, relationships, and inner being when these are the very subjects that explain who we are, why we are, how we relate, how we differ, how we feel, why we feel, etc., and make up the core of our being that manifests into all other areas of study and interaction in our life? Why is it that when it comes to understanding a subject like math, there’s an easy and direct connection – read books, answer challenging questions, and seek help from educators – but when it comes to understanding a subject like “ourselves” there’s only a, “ya-live-and-ya-learn” policy? Changing the curricula and priorities of our educational systems is beyond the intent of this post – changing the way you view, “Personal Development” and “Self-Help” books, for example, is an idea and action that is well within our grasps. This is not to say that math, science, or history are not important – each have contributed immensely in their own right – but rather to bring to light the importance of reading, researching and reflecting on the topics of love, relationships, and dealing with your being on your own time. We spend years of our lives – decades even – studying math, science, and history in formal educational settings from the time when we are first learning how to write until the time we graduate college and get our final degree – yet we rarely (if ever) take even a single class on love, relationships, or dealing with our being… Seems a little out of proportion wouldn’t you think? Introduction: Why isn’t this taught in school? Click Here to jump right to our list of Osho Quotes on Love, Freedom, and Aloneness!
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