I was watching the rain water drip off the gutter and as it got less and less it came in dribs and drabs.
It reminded me now of my consciousness as my thoughts came in dribs and drabs and there were more gaps of joy and benevolence.
Then the clouds with every drop adding to the whole, similar to links in a chain.
How like each droplet to be like a thought and it builds up, more droplets accumulate the cloud is formed and analogous to the mind, each thought brought together to shape the mind which is of course invisible but never the less experienced, the cloud is visible and although goes its way and will eventually disperse and one can imagine it as it rains, sleet or snow and then to join rivers, oceans, land and be born again in plant life, urine, icebergs, evaporation and so on.
This mind cloud what becomes of this; it is not tangible, it is experienced as emotions, thoughts and inspiration, does this break up like the cloud and reinvent itself?
Do we see this break up: only as SHACK 901 however the dissolving and the circumstances point to a visible phenomena of the cloud and indeed of all life being impermanent and yet many of us hold even unto death to the invisible mind cloud that has shaped our life and held it into fierce belief this was our choice and we may have regrets near our oncoming inevitable demise that we might have reached out beyond that perceived 'only choice reality' and only wonder until our last breath how different life would have been.
Of course if you believe in reincarnation you might possibly get another choice and chance in order to eventually realise there is no such thing as reality only what you choose it to be and that can have many configurations, computations and incredible actualities.
And then again realising all that above you might ask yourself was it worth reincarnating?
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