How deep is your ocean of thought and whats the name of the Island it surrounds?

Answer 1

part 1 To infinity. part 2 Love Island

Answer 2

I live in the ocean of infinite thought, because there is no limit to what I can actually think and conceive. The island in the middle is my subconscience which is absorbing everything which happens to me.

Answer 3

No man is an island,
but Virginia is a state.

Answer 4

My mind-ocean is as deep as the South China Sea, and is ridden with tropical thunderstorms that mar its otherwise sunny waters.

It surrounds the Island of the Gryphons, the largest of a war-torn archipelago contested by an archaic kingdom, a modernised republic, and various degenerate and savage barbarians and guerillas.

Answer 5

deep in thought Newport Island

Answer 6

Emotions are like Waves, Desire is like Ocean

https://exploredeeply.com/live-your-purp...

http://trans4mind.com/heart/emotions.htm...

Answer 7

Emotions are complex. According to some theories, they are states of feeling that result in physical and psychological changes that influence our behavior.[5] The physiology of emotion is closely linked to arousal of the nervous system with various states and strengths of arousal relating, apparently, to particular emotions.

Aristotle believed that emotions were an essential component of virtue.[34] In the Aristotelian view all emotions (called passions) corresponded to appetites or capacities.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emotion

The word emotion comes from the Middle French word émotion, which means "a (social) moving, stirring, agitation." We feel many different emotions every day, like love, fear, joy and sadness — just to name a few. On its own, emotion means "the expression of feeling," like a musician who plays with great emotion, or an actor whose face conveys emotions, even when he or she is just standing quietly on the stage.

I can not explain how deep is my ocean of thought and whats the name of the Island it surrounds.
It is more complicated than what I guess.

http://www.blog.crystalstreet.net/2011/0...

Answer 8

I find the “depth” of people’s thought to be somewhat deceptive because their is a mirror at the bottom of my ocean.

An ocean that has an island around it is a LAKE. A landmass surrounding an ocean would be a supercontinent and the ocean would be a SEA.

Ocean comes from the Greek okianos, the stream surrounding the continents.

Answer 9

Thought remains on the surface of the ocean of awareness and is vastly inferior to it.

Answer 10

It's about as close to being as deep as infinity as it's possible to get. The island it surrounds is self

Answer 11

Depth is insufficient as a unit of measure for thought, because it is a measure of three dimensional space. Thought can reach the eight dimension and beyond.

The island is the three dimensional body that we each pilot, although our consciousness is transmitting from somewhere else.