What does this Buddha quote mean?
"The mind is everything. What you think, you become." I love this quote
in the way I interpret it, but what is its true meaning? Also, is it a
real Buddha quote?
Answer:
The mind causes everything meaning everything is fictional.
Fiction is alterable. Therefore, what you think can change what you become.
Mano Pubbangama Dhamma
Mano Setta Manomaya
Manasace Pasannena/padutthena
Bhasativa Karotiva
Mind precedes ideas,
Mind causes mind.
If such a mind is clear / corrupt,
results in one's speech and act.
(Therefore, to change the speech and act as result, better change mind as cause = cause & effect)
Fiction is alterable. Therefore, what you think can change what you become.
Mano Pubbangama Dhamma
Mano Setta Manomaya
Manasace Pasannena/padutthenaBhasativa Karotiva
Mind precedes ideas,
Mind causes mind.
If such a mind is clear / corrupt,
results in one's speech and act.
(Therefore, to change the speech and act as result, better change mind as cause = cause & effect)
Mano = mind
Pubbaṅgama = going at the head; preceding
Dhamma = idea (The mind deals with ideas as the eye deals with forms)
Seṭṭha = foremost; superiority; causes
Manomaya = mind made
Manasa ce = such a mind
ce = if
Pasanna = clear; purified
paduṭṭha = corrupt; offended
Bhasati= say, speak
karotiva = to do, to act, to perform
Note: all religions (god concepts) are ideas in mind and can put on paper meaning fictional.
Even God's words are fictional & when you read and/or remember it, it is fictional (a fictional story).
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