The Inner Trio: How Thinking, Feeling, and Needing Govern Your Life

The Inner Trio: How Thinking, Feeling, and Needing Govern Your Life

We often encounter articles, videos, and podcasts about mindfulness. These resources emphasise the power of being present and aware, rather than being overwhelmed by a flood of thoughts. Each speaker or guru presents their ideas in a distinct style, yet they all ultimately stress the importance of mindfulness and its connection to meditation.

In my own quest to understand how the mind works, I came across an article that simplified its functions into three core areas: thinking, feeling, and needing.

Thinking: Our thoughts shape who we are. Self-sabotaging thoughts can hold us back, while growth-focused thoughts can propel us forward.

Feeling: When we feel guilty or discouraged, we may withdraw from life. In contrast, positive emotions can motivate us to start anew.

Needing: When our wants overshadow our actual needs, greed can take over. But when we learn to find contentment, we can live free from stress and pressure.

By examining the relationship between our thinking, feeling, and needing, we can better understand how our minds function. When we become mindful of our thoughts, emotions, and needs, we gain greater control over our lives. If we fail to filter and reflect on these three areas, our minds can become cluttered. To clear that clutter, we must consciously observe how we perceive the world and clearly define what we truly need—ultimately paving the way to a more balanced and fulfilling life.

M.L. Narendra Kumar

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