In this special audio release of Part I of Dr. George Pransky’s audio recording, “A Busy Mind,” Ami Chen Mills adds context and frames many of the world’s ills as related to the quality and speed of our collective thinking. Busy minds are not bad or evil, but when people can never slow down enough to find peace and contentment within themselves, they often end up pursuing “the things of this world,” with increasing voraciousness—contributing to great greed, income disparities, apparent selfishness, massive power grabs and incredibly destructive behaviors. What if the the answer to the world’s problems was to simply slow down?
[Note: many people with post-traumatic thinking, and other issues, might also find it hard to slow down. This is not an indictment of busy-minded thinking, but an exploration.]
This is an exclusive public release of this audio file to the Moment of Truth Program and KSQD. For more information, please visit PranskyAndAssociates.com
Dr. George Pransky is a founding professional of the Three Principles of Mind, Thought, and Consciousness. For almost 50 years, he has shared this understanding with individuals, couples, businesses, and colleagues, helping them realize new possibilities in their lives and work. He is the author of several books including The Relationship Handbook, The Secret to Mental Health, and Unbreak Your Heart and has created over sixty audio recordings. His unique perspective on human interaction has earned him national recognition as a speaker and thought leader. He is co-founder, along with his wife Linda, of Pransky & Associates and a member of the Executive Committee of the Three Principles Global Community.
Ami Chen Mills’ website on these matters is at www.AmiChen.com
Recommended Resources:
Slowing Down to the Speed of Life, Dr. Joe Bailey and Richard Carlson
Rest is Resistance, Barbara Hersey
The Enlightened Gardener, Sydney Banks and video and audio files at www.SydneyBanks.com
More resilience resources at the Moment of Truth Dispatch, under “Spiritual Resilience.”
