[Redbook3:182-184][19870413:1450b](THINKING)[13th
April 1987]
19870413.1450
[continued]
The
distinction between various types of inner experience is crucial, and
comes only with sensitivity, practice and humility. I am not sure
that it is possible to analyse these distinctions for brief
description: writing about the experiences may help. For instance,
in trying to follow 'inner promptings' in choice of action, one must
learn to identify wishful thinking, affected by self-will; also, one
must distinguish the sense of oppression or depression induced by a
wrong course from the sense of nervousness and reluctance induced by
a difficult course.
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