Speaker 1: Stream thinking. It's learning how to trust what is in
your present place of right now. To get there requires
a lot of practice. Here's what I do one sheet
of paper every day. Just give yourself ten minutes write
about whatever is moving through your presence of right now,
with absolutely no judgment. Stream thinking will sharpen your skills
as a listener, as a communicator, and as an activator.
It's learning how to trust what is in your right now.
This is stream thinking today. We're reading from November twenty fourth,
two Thy twenty five. Reaching into the invisible and pulling
from it and artifact of the future seems odd, right?
Let me say that again, reaching into the invisible and
pulling from it and artifact of the future. The experts
agree with me, claiming it's almost impossible to predict the
actual events that will take place in the unknown future.
Yet science kept telling us and everybody around the globe
that a pandemic would one day hit us. It's almost
like they knew it before it got here. And I
often wonder were they shocked when COVID took over the
planet by keeping mister Putin at bay in Russia. Do
political leaders around the world see an act of action
that normal people have written off. Buddhism is about transitioning.
They transition to another life after death. Yet I never
hear the future coming back to us. The future of
sunlight is how many light years away, reaching into the
invisible and pulling from it and artifact of the future. See,
I'm not one of those people who invests in the future.
The reason why is because it has changed so much.
I used to have these year in New Year's Eve resolutions,
and then I would go back a year later and
see how many of them came true. None of them,
None of them ever came true. It was part of
the process of learning how to be in your present
place of right now, which is a very tough place
to hang your hat. And the reason why is because
not everybody agrees with this lifestyle because they want to
live in their past. They want to live in the future.
They want they want to you know, have projections, they
want to have you know, they want to sit there
and try to practice the future before it gets here.
Or's my wife and I talk about all the time.
Don't write a story before it happens. That's like reaching
into the invisible and pulling from it. An artifact of
the future. Your future is not talking to you, but
as a daily writer, I'm talking to the future. I
call them dear future readers. When you go through my
daily writing and you take note of, oh my god,
he's not writing about himself. He's leaving a note for
someone up there, reaching into the invisible and pulling from
it an artifact of the future. I'm Marrow and that's
stream thinking.