Whats Proper Relationship Between Nonaction And Action?

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Sometimes it is important to be busy doing nothing. This is relevant especially when searching for a solution for a phenomenon or a problem. However, people might not understand the events behind idling while the brain undergoes the process of non-action. This is because this kind of behaviors in most cases is focused on voluntary actions based on the motor and cognitive levels. Thus, the notion of action and non-action are usually used for decision making in either implicit or explicit ways. For example, an action centered processes involve decision making whereby the subsystems in the brain stores as well as use knowledge, especially in the memory for making decisions. On the other hand, non-action is also a process of taking action. However, this process is centered in the non-action subsystem which store and uses declarative knowledge, especially the declarative memory in both the semantic and episodic aspects of psychology. Therefore, non-action is usually responsible for reasoning that helps with the problem-solving process through meditation whereby the declarative memory is engaged in both semantic and episodic processes which result in intuition reasoning.
The concept of non-action is a form of action which gives an outcome as long as the desire to make a difference has been developed. In order to effectively achieve non-action, a person has to restrict movement which is indeed taking action to non-action. For example, assisting a person may help them develop while such a person can also develop if he or she is not helping to develop. A better understanding of non-action is the paradoxical act of non-action or “Wu Wei” which is the development of a state of effortless action in line with the ebb and the flow of the cycle in the natural world (Sun, 2016). Non-action or action without action is a process of integrating the psychological aspect of a person into a culture to bring about awareness through the extension of one’s senses to the universe. In such circumstances, a person is able to select natural actions as noted in the Taoist lifestyle. These processes involve both the active and passive elements through meditation. Therefore, the technique helps in responding to different problems or situations (Sun, 2016). In most of the Eastern texts such as “Bhagavad-Gita” that entails the Indian culture and the Taoism culture embrace the use of non-action. In these two separate cultural aspects elaborate that people might see action in the non-action and the non-action in action for the accomplishment of needs as well as problem-solving processes. These two entities indicate that a person who is able to solve his problems through the non-action lens is the awakened one since his actions are out of his own free will, desire and intention. This person is normally calm and not interested in action and is usually contented without a hold. However, he is usually busy doing nothing while very busy in the mind (Sun, 2016).
In most cases, people get involved in activities which impact stressfully on their lives due to unresolved feelings. Therefore, non-action plays an integral role in the recovery and discovery, especially after the loss of touch with one's self about the feeling and values. This non-action process helps to relieve people from stressful situations. Therefore, some people might resolve to find a lone place for meditation of staying calm at a balcony to allow for the mind and heart to reveal the solutions for the unresolved problem (Sun, 2016). On a separate note, people seek for the non-action process to enable them to learn about themselves through the discovery of impulses which reveal the attachment of emotions and beliefs and internalize the causes of problems while deriving the best solutions. However, many do not understand why such time allocations are important. Furthermore, they are not aware of the non-action activities they engage in even though they might appreciate the healing and creativity achieved in solving a problem through such processes (Sun, 2016).
Regarding the elaboration of non-action as a way of enhancing reasoning in problem-solving process in the memory, it is important to understand meditation process. Meditation takes greater efforts which involve non-action process while the physical body remains in the resting position and still with no physical activity (Fronsdal, 2012).
Meditation usually entails an intentional mental activity through mindfulness, concentration to provide a sense of well-being, especially in avoiding what is unnecessary as well as ensuring the loss of grip of attachments to different problems. This gives a moment of free clinging to acquire freedom of the mind when a balance of action and non-action is achieved. Taking an example of a person who is mostly involved in interrupting conversations, non-action ensures active listening which provides a chance for greater mindfulness and understanding. Thus, may enhance problem-solving process (Fronsdal, 2012). In addition, the practice of meditation to achieve peaceful mindset as a non-action process helps in the discovery of thoughts as well as getting involved in the mental action in a voluntary way. The person can either allow the thought to fade as a technique of arriving at a solution or can pick up the thought for engagement in the mind. Fading of memories normally requires a clearing process in the mind at times when one feels that there is too much thinking going on. In such cases, mediation induces the natural flow of Wu Wei after getting in touch with nature hence reduces the destructive thoughts. This leads to neurological processes in the brain, which leads to the discovery of better ways of solvin...