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"Everybody thinks in his/her own way." I often wonder about this? Is this really true though? Do we all think in our own ways, or not? Is there more than one way of thinking? Are thoughts different between people, or not? What are thoughts anyway? Where do they come from? Thoughts are emanations springing forth from the greater consciousness into seemingly separated instances of receptacles, such as brains, and consciousness isolated/separated off into that brain, and also thoughts can come alive within you from their rebirthing themselves again within you from your seeing, catching or rethinking, other, or other's thoughts. Your own brain rethinks or thinks a thought newly for itself. but that thought has always, always already existed within the greater consciousness, and so just finds new life within you. " There is nothing new under the sun," says the Christian bible, only new ways to see what's under the sun in and from different lights or perspectives. This interesting verse, or thought, comes from the Old Testament book of Ecclesiastes chapter 1, verse 9. "What has been will be again, what has been done will be done again; there is nothing new under the sun."

"Everybody thinks in his/her own way." I often wonder about this? Is this really true though? Do we all think in our own ways, or not? Is there more than one way of thinking? Are thoughts different between people, or not? What are thoughts anyway? Where do they come from? Thoughts are emanations springing forth from the greater consciousness into seemingly separated instances of receptacles, such as brains, and consciousness isolated/separated off into that brain, and also thoughts can come alive within you from their rebirthing themselves again within you from your seeing, catching or rethinking, other, or other's thoughts. Your own brain rethinks or thinks a thought newly for itself. but that thought has always, always already existed within the greater consciousness, and so just finds new life within you. " There is nothing new under the sun," says the Christian bible, only new ways to see what's under the sun in and from different lights or perspectives. This interesting verse, or thought, comes from the Old Testament book of Ecclesiastes chapter 1, verse 9. "What has been will be again, what has been done will be done again; there is nothing new under the sun."

"Everybody thinks in his/her own way." I often wonder about this? Is this really true though? Do we all think in our own ways, or not? Is there more than one way of thinking? Are thoughts different between people, or not? What are thoughts anyway? Where do they come from? Thoughts are emanations springing forth from the greater consciousness into seemingly separated instances of receptacles, such as brains, and consciousness isolated/separated off into that brain, and also thoughts can come alive within you from their rebirthing themselves again within you from your seeing, catching or rethinking, other, or other's thoughts. Your own brain rethinks or thinks a thought newly for itself, but that thought has always, always already existed within the greater consciousness, and so just finds new life within you. "There is nothing new under the sun," says the Christian bible, only new ways to see what's under the sun in and from different lights or perspectives. This interesting verse, or thought, comes from the Old Testament book of Ecclesiastes chapter 1, verse 9. "What has been will be again, what has been done will be done again; there is nothing new under the sun." https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Ecclesiastes%201:9