“心ko-ko-ro” (Heart), why is it called ko-ko-ro? It sounds like onomatopoeia – and this word which represents something rolling over in Japanese. It’s said that because it changes like something that keeps rolling, it became to be called “心kokoro” (Heart)”.
It’s true that people’s minds often change. You may like this now, but at another time you may like that…It always changes. You may agree with something but, after a while you change and don’t agree with it and so on. It sounds like politicians in a certain country, doesn’t it?
Our “心(heart)” isn’t stable, is it? We tend to complain about this and that and about other people, but I think that we can’t pay enough attention to the movement of our own mind. When we can know this movement of our own mind, we would become able to know our own habits better. However, how can we do this?
Yes, what we should do is to look down on ourrself. You should “observe” your own mind as if a third person does so. If you become able to do this, no matter when or where, you will start having more “luck”. What? You can’t believe it? If you can’t believe it, please try it from tomorrow. This “observation” is actually a secret skill. I know there are a few people who actually paid hundreds and thousands yen to learn this “secret” at a seminar. As long as I remember, the seminar was called something like “competence development”. This is a true story.
The stories of “Hikaru no moto (Essence of the shine)” are more like informal. But there is much value in these short stories. (^0^)(^_^).
So, you’d better carry these out soon after reading this. Because it’s a secret skill, your luck will increase. It’s worth trying it. Why don’t you do it now…?
When you heard this, did you change your mind and feel like trying it? If you think about “trying even just a little”, your mind has been changed as if its rolling over. Well, when you read this and realize you come to “observe” the “movement of your mind”, you are getting enlightened!
