A key technique to be applied on the psychological level is to live your life with an open mind, free to think anything and everything but without necessarily intending what we think about to manifest in our experience.  Or describe it like this—there is no need to automatically react to anything in life, especially those things labeled as evil.  Stated another way, don’t make mountains out of molehills, and for that matter don’t make molehills out of nothing at all.

Here follows a great way to describe the even-mindedness that accompanies the state of enlightenment.  Enlightenment is a state of mind in which one is able to think about or otherwise look upon anything at all, even a demon or other great evil phenomenon, and react with no especial feelings one way or the other, remaining so neutral as to even be able to compassionately love the thing in question for exactly what it is—just another manifestation of an otherwise purely imaginary idea, and therefore no need to ‘make it real’ by fearing it or obsessing over it in one way or another as though it were anything other than the dream it is.

Such peace of mind that is.

Fear a dream, would you?  Now that is the very definition of a fool.

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