Summary of "Michio Kushi’s Meditation To Solve All Problems Created By One’s Consciousness"

Main idea

Use a simple meditation practice to quiet conscious thinking, dissolve problematic thought-patterns, and open mental space for new ideas and creative solutions.

Practical techniques and steps

  1. Prepare posture

    • Sit comfortably.
    • Adopt a gentle hand-positional rhythm: one description is left hand up / right hand down, then alternate so the left goes down and the right goes up. Repeat this alternating gesture during meditation.
  2. Aim for non-thinking

    • Rather than forcing thoughts away with effortful “I should not think,” adopt a relaxed aim of not engaging with thoughts. Allow thoughts to arise without following them.
  3. Work through difficulty

    • Expect images, memories, or emotions (for example, thoughts of lovers or random memories) to appear. Treat these intrusions as normal. With practice you’ll return to non-thinking more quickly.
  4. Time and pacing

    • Start with short sessions (about 5–10 minutes).
    • After a session, open your eyes and notice any change in mental image or fresh ideas.
  5. Use the cleared mental space

    • After briefly achieving non-thinking, allow new forms, ideas, and perspectives to emerge.
    • Visualize the mind as a “Blue Sky” and thoughts as passing clouds you can observe and then reshape.
  6. Creative visualization and connection

    • Once mental quiet is established, intentionally form the new image or outcome you desire.
    • Optionally, align this image with a larger grounding or universal energy to strengthen intention.

Imagine the mind as a “Blue Sky” and thoughts as passing clouds—observe them, let them pass, then intentionally shape new images.

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