Education and Consciousness

Our educational institution teaches the basic skills of reading, writing, speaking and listening. Unfortunately, there’s a lack of education in consciousness, the very thing which enables us to understand these basic skills in the first place. If we knew how the mind works, we can train it to become even more intelligent. This is not only for performing tasks and creative thinking, but we can upgrade the quality of the mind to the highest level where it no longer experiences conflict. It purely operates from the principles of harmony and relies on insight and wisdom to make its decisions. It no longer has a desire to harm itself or harm others nor experiences a sense of separation, but sees other consciousness as a part of its own mind. The progress in our world would grow at a rapid pace when there’s no conflict to slow it down.

We can use mindfulness training to:

Increase Focus and Attention – students can retain more of what they learn (better memory) and perform better on exams.

Gain More Confidence – by practicing meditation, students are more relaxed; thus they are less agitated or nervous. They’re less critical of themselves and others so they don’t take rejection personally but simply learn from the different experiences in a positive manner.

Resolve Conflict – by understanding how the mind works, they become aware of how the mind is able to produce conflict and negative emotions in the first place. Through recognizing the disturbance in the mind, they would be able to let go of stress. When they see others in stress or conflict, they would be able to help by using their knowledge based on insight and wisdom.

Create Harmony – when students practice being non-judgmental and acceptance, they create a sense of cohesiveness instead of a sense of separation. Students are able to appreciate the differences instead of creating the feeling of superiority or inferiority. They feel gratitude towards each other and experience the feeling of oneness.

Think Outside the Box – as the result of practicing mindfulness, the mind becomes more flexible. This allows the mind to come up with creative solutions instead of thinking in the same old pattern.

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