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Imagine white clouds floating in the sky, gently drifting, sometimes clustering, sometimes scattering. These clouds are like my thoughts, they come and go freely, I just watch quietly, I don't hold on to them, I don't attach to them.
Whenever I have a new idea, it pops up like a cloud in my brain. I don't hold on to it tightly and I don't rush to implement it, but let it float freely. I know that it is only when time and conditions are ripe that the clouds will turn into raindrops and realize their existential meaning.
Sometimes, I see a beautiful cloud with a strange shape, a lot of color, and I am intoxicated by it. But I know that it is only a moment of beauty, and soon it will disappear into the sky and leave with good memories of the world. Therefore, instead of attaching myself to these clouds, I appreciate their momentary demeanor and let them go with relief.
Of course, there are also clouds that seem to be in my mind all the time, like recurring thoughts. When I see them, I take the time to observe and analyze them, thinking about their meaning and possibilities. But even these special clouds, I don't let them dominate my mind, but use them as a source of inspiration and guidance for me to move forward.
Like the clouds, my thoughts are erratic. They come and go freely, sometimes as a fast-flowing waterfall, sometimes as a drifting snowflake. I don't have too much expectation and attachment to my thoughts, they are only momentary, and even if they disappear, they will not affect my pace of progress.
There are so many things in this world that we can't control, but we can choose how to treat our thoughts. Let them float freely in our minds, observing their beauty and moments, but not being bound by them. Even if the idea is gone, we can still move forward and write our own story with action.
So, I'm willing to imagine my thoughts like clouds in the sky. I don't catch them, I don't get attached to them. I just watched quietly, admiring the beauty of the clouds as they appeared, and then letting them drift away with the wind. In this way, my heart will be broader, my thinking will be freer, and I will be able to pursue my dreams and goals with an open heart.