This topic is dedicated to the ecology of thinking, how we understand it in terms of dharma, and how it is understood by others, those who understand its importance.

The growth of information technology, the increase in opportunities and freedom of communication and self-expression is not only freedom, but also responsibility for purity of thought.

This theme is very familiar and close to all sadhus, especially monks.

Who better than sadhus who exercise themselves and their thoughts in purifying themselves and quieting their minds, to take care of purity of thought and to get rid of impure vision.

But our efforts are not enough; this is not just a personal problem or a community matter.

It is a planetary, universal matter.

Because we all live on the same planet together.

Thoughts are material, whether one knows it or not, believes it or not.

If someone thinks bad and unclean in one country, on one side of the Earth, it disturbs climate forces, air masses, provokes natural disasters, social cataclysms, economic crises, disease, crime, upheaval in another side of the Earth, and therefore it concerns us too.

The aim of the campaign "For pure vision" is to show people how to think purely, sublimely, how by changing their thinking to clear themselves, their destiny, and the information, the mental space of the planet from impure thoughtforms that literally suffocate it. We want to impact the problem on a global level and influence it, change the situation for the better.

How long can people litter the space of the planet?

We care about preserving nature, rare trees, about limiting gas emissions from factory pipes and car engines, but all this will be useless if our thinking is smoking, clogging the subtle psychological and informational atmosphere.

Pursuing this goal we daily perform 10-minute meditations of the "Four Sublime Conditions of the Creator" are held in the monastery and dharma centers of the community, and the "For Pure Vision" campaign was created for the same purpose.

Because of the great importance of this topic, we will publish here articles on the ecology of thinking from the Runet and possibly translations from English-language sources.

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