You Always Have A Choice - Eric Butterworth - The Art Of Thinking.

In this video Eric Butterworth discusses the study of metaphysics and how it provides a new perspective on dealing with the world. Metaphysics is not about changing the world but changing our thoughts about it. He highlights the importance of right seeing and how the art of thinking is often neglected in modern education. People tend to react to external stimuli without realizing that they have the power to control their thoughts. Butterworth emphasizes the need to take responsibility for our thoughts and choose to think positively and creatively, even when faced with challenges. He mentions that being happy is a choice, and it's possible to regulate our thoughts and not let external factors dictate our feelings. Eric Butterworth encourages people to be more mindful of their thought patterns and shift from reactive thinking to creative thinking.

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You can change your life by altering your thoughts if you know that your thoughts are the problem in your life. Not people. Not situations, you see. This is something that requires a great change of the whole general perspective by which we view life. Because I know that most of us tend to be very defensive. We tend to be very reactive. We tend to try to point the finger of responsibility to all sorts of folks. Most of us have a little bit of paranoia within us. We feel that people are always picking on us, the world is always against us. "Things are always going wrong for me, and it's terrible, isn't it?" But important is the realization that I have the capacity to decide how I'm going to think. I can't change people. I can't change the world, but I can change what I think about them, and then through all intent and purposes I can change my life by altering my thoughts.

- Eric Butterworth

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[lifechanges]

I listen to this every time my girlfriend gets me in a bad mood, because I never do anything right in her eyes.... the more I think I'm helping her, the more it's all incorrect in her eyes. So instead of yelling at her and telling her she is an ungrateful and miserable human being, I turn to this video. It always help me. Thank you.

[Brayden-zlrz]

Man that hit hard when he said "but as I say so often you dont have to have anything to be happy about ever you can be happy just simply because you want to be happy." Once he said that I instantly got a smile on my face thx for this amazing video

[mtvlagunabeach]

Thank you kindly for posting Butterworth! Beautifully done videos, thanks again! 🎤💞🌹💞

[jamesmathewsgeorge]

Eric Butterworth is a true Christian who understands the Bible based on his spiritual mind. A special thanks for the SPIRITUAL MIND for posting this podcast. For the rest of you who posted their comment, welcome to an old dimension which has been faded away due to change in the social environment.

[wolfsulhan]

Life changing advice. Thank you Spiritual mind for posting

[waynedonoghue]

Great video thank you! This message is so true.. between stimuli and response we have the ability to choose.. This self awareness is the one freedom which nothing on the outside world can take from us! It is us, it is God!

[blissfullife]

Wow it's a great stuff to follow-up and see the world of blissfulness around us. Gratitude 🙏

[ufoufo]

Thank you for this. I am always being told NOT to react to but never HOW. This was different. So refreshing! 🙌💜💕

[bowanna]

many thanks for this ! i'd never heard of this man before today

[lhhimani]

Thank you for sharing Eric Butterworth's message. I have a couple of his books. His insights on life a wonderful reminder for all of us.

[LessonsInLife]

You have a choice. You can see pain, negativity, stress or you can look at things with the lens of optimism, gratitude, hope, resilience, and purpose. Changing your performance by changing your beliefs

[nailnisingh]

Wonderful thank you for video, inspired love and peace .

[AdrianaDoesYoga]

Very nice, I agree there is a neglect in how we are educated, both in youth and adulthood. There is a limited process/mindset that is taught so we see less than the truth, a limited reality. This will help re-educate people at any age.

[BeOutstanding]

Great
Content
Thank
You
Eric
See things right
Think right
Ctrl emo
U Ctrl what u want to think
Happy no reason
U always hv a choice no mAtter wat
Cheerful love

[gavinmcivor]

Eric Butterworth is marvelous. A continuation of the Christ Consciousness. I know he has passed away but he lives forever in the minds of all. "You always have a choice" to believe or not.

[wbaiey]

no amout of external laws can set a man free. man is solely responsible for his own freedom by the thoughts he deliberately choose to think amd feel. mans mind is supreme intelligence even when he is unaware of it. man is cosmic law made manifest

[jgekko]

"Experiences do not cause thought!"

[DagenSkagen]

Why is his voice so vastly different here than any other audio I can find of him? Just curious 🧐

[selah]

SELAH SELAH SELAH SELAH SELAH SELAH SELAH ... TEACH

[deathmwauthzyx]

Wow, I'm not sure where to begin. I guess the title, "You Always Have A(a) Choice". First off, philosophically, you are off to a horrible start as you use the term "always". Always is an absolute and absolutes are very tricky things in philosophy. You have probably heard the term "there are no absolutes" and this is said with such conviction in philosophy, even flying in the face of non-contradiction thinking, as to illustrate to those who use terms like "always" that there is close to a 99.9% chance they are wrong fundamentally already. Second, "have", nit-picking for fun here but sometimes you had or even will have a choice. Thirdly, troubling and the only word of the title that truly interests me. What is choice? Do we measure it in quantities? Does having more choice mean more than having less? Can something happen to you to remove choice? Are there conditions where choice is so limited or coerced that it is reasonably removed? Are you freely reading this right now? Much like the use of "always" I believe, as do those I have studied, that choice is oft an illusion. An illusion that provides warmth and comfort but little truth. Considering the context of this channel though I see you are familiar with *that* concept already.