I have two different routes to work. Let's first explain what a route to work is. This is the shortest way from home to work and there may be several.
My routes differ dramatically due to the structure of the urban environment: every day I cross the railway tracks back and forth in one way or another.
Therefore, one path goes through one part of the city, the second through another. Both paths are equal in distance and time.
Over time, I divided them into the path of the mind and the path of the soul.
How is this? When I go one way, then all my thoughts are about the spiritual, but the path itself is as material as possible (a bunch of shops, the noise of cars, a lot of people, a lot of movement of everything around).
The second way in itself looks more sincere: quiet streets, courtyards, very few passers-by, no public transport and shopping centers.
But when I go on a spiritual quiet route, then all thoughts are about the material. Paradox.
Maybe it's just a balance that my mind is trying to maintain?
If I take a noisy path and still think about everyday life, will I go crazy?
And if I go along a quiet, calm spiritual route and think about the high, will I fly into space (mentally, laughing)?
But it happens unconsciously. Thoughts themselves go what they need.
But I noticed all this only while walking towards the house.
What with the thoughts on the way to work, I have noticed so far ...
