Thoughtfulness

Thought-ful-ness (n) 1. The state of being absorbed in thought. 2. Consideration for the needs of other people. Why is thoughtfulness so valuable? The philosophy of thoughtfulness, as I have coined it, stands upon three basic understandings, or tenets: The pursuit of truth, the understanding of the mind to derive such truth, and a caring for others. In other words, truth is valuable to understanding the world, the understanding of the workings of the mind is necessary for clear thought, and love and compassion is a driver of that knowledge. All reasonable actions, as in those derived from true and loving thoughts, are rooted in thoughtfulness, both inward thoughtfulness and outward thoughtfulness. As this blog is developed, ten primary ideas on managing thoughtfulness will be at its very foundation: Meditation, Unbiased Thought, Non-Binary Thought, Empathy, Humility, Mental Sovereignty, Sophistry, Skepticism, Solace, and Liberty. In learning about each idea, or Precept, you