David R. Hawkins Quote
The well-disciplined mind should only speak when requested to perform a task. Untrained, the mind becomes an unruly onstage performer and a nuisance. The self needs to learn respect for the Self and the silence of the Presence. By observing the mind, it becomes apparent that the self represents the disruptive, unruly child who constantly seeks attention.
David R. Hawkins
The well-disciplined mind should only speak when requested to perform a task. Untrained, the mind becomes an unruly onstage performer and a nuisance. The self needs to learn respect for the Self and the silence of the Presence. By observing the mind, it becomes apparent that the self represents the disruptive, unruly child who constantly seeks attention.