There are people in the world that are, what is called "impressionable". Then there are people in the world that are not impressed by anything - i.e. not impressionable.
What makes a person impressionable or not impressionable is something I don't fully know and is beyond what I would like to cover in this post. Anyway, what this post is really about, is working on the impressionable state.
It is only really when we know that we are impressionable, and by being so impressionable, we bring certain difficulties into our life, that we may consider working on our impressionable states.
What becomes inconvenient about being impressionable is that we lose ourselves. We change our points of view based on the opinions of the strongest person we last talked to and when we look inside of ourselves we are empty, we don't understand anything we are just imitating.
To stop being impressionable does not mean to stop imitating one person and imitate someone else it means to look inside into our consciousness and heart, trust what we see and hold onto it.
What we need in general is the state of alertness, psychological isolation and the capacity to look inwardly.
The capacity to look inwardly is specifically to find answers coming from our consciousness, to find comprehension that comes from our consciousness and to find the sense of what is right by our consciousness.
If we guard ourselves through psychological isolation held together by the state of alertness from impressions we will find that we will be able to keep our comprehension and not lose it to the strong words of others.
If we always look inside for what we really understand and for what we feel is right we will be able to keep ourselves from being impressionable...
The inconveniences of the impressionable state takes us to find a true centre of gravity in our own consciousness.
When we find our comprehension in our consciousness we will find that we agree with the the person that was on the side of the work or on the side of a higher in quality work.
End (4471).
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