Not long ago, a client I was working with had a great little insight. They said,
βThe mind can't understand peace of mind, can it?β
And no, I donβt think it can.
It thinks it knows what peace of mind isβyearns for it, evenβbut since the not-peace is linked to mind activity, then for βpeaceβ it would have to be non-existentβ¦ and then what even would be yearning for, and realising the peace of mind in the first place and oooooh, it all gets very complicated after that!
(Iβm reminded of this funny meme.)

Maybe itβs easier to conceptualise it like this:
β¦and since your mind is not going anywhere any time soon, itβs more like peace with mind.
Maybe the two (βpeaceβ and βmindβ) arenβt really connected at all?
And itβs the mind making this spurious, technically impossible connection in the first place, that has us all het up and looking for answers in all the wrong places.
Maybe.
π
Giles
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