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Buddha

Wandering and chattering clouds can never know the vastness and the Silence of the sky. So as long as we separate thinker from the thought we are in a series of conflict but the moment when we realize that tinker is the thought experiencer it is the experienced. All conflict Ceases

Wandering and chattering clouds can never truly understand the vastness and the silence of the sky. Just like how our wandering thoughts and constant chatter can never truly comprehend the depth and serenity of our inner being. We often become so caught up in the separation of thinker and thought, believing that they are two distinct entities. But the truth is, the thinker is also the thought experiencer. Once we realize this, we are able to see that all conflict arises from this false division. In this realization, all conflict ceases to exist. The mind becomes still, the heart becomes pure, and we are able to experience the vastness and the silence that lies within us. It is in this state of unity that we are able to truly understand the beauty and the power of the present moment. So let us not be like the wandering and chattering clouds, but instead, let us be like the vast and silent sky, embracing all that comes our way with a sense of peace and understanding.