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Albert Einstein said, "Never lose a holy curiosity." Curiosity is one common denominator to all great inventors. And curiosity is an important aspect of mindfulness for these reasons:
- Curiosity makes your mind active not passive
- Curiosity keeps your mind observant and attentive
- Curiosity opens you up to fresh insights and new possibilities
- Curiosity prevents you from being on automatic pilot
- Curiosity helps you see the big picture
- Curiosity forces you to ask "Why?"
-Victor M Parachin, Think Like the Buddha
- Curiosity makes your mind active not passive
- Curiosity keeps your mind observant and attentive
- Curiosity opens you up to fresh insights and new possibilities
- Curiosity prevents you from being on automatic pilot
- Curiosity helps you see the big picture
- Curiosity forces you to ask "Why?"
-Victor M Parachin, Think Like the Buddha
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