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Think, Thought, Thinketh
Think functions as a noun, and verb. As a verb, think means to have a particular belief on something or someone, an idea; of the opinion, of the view, under the impression; directing one’s mind towards to make sense of something or someone or somebody. Think means to reflect, ponder, mediate, muse, and contemplate. You are thinking as how to lead your life. You think in order to make decisions tha
“Every thought-seed sown or allowed to fall into the mind, and totake root there, produces its own, blossoming sooner or later intoact, and bearing its own fruitage of opportunity and circumstance.Good thoughts bear good fruit, bad thoughts bad fruit.” –AS A MAN THINKETH and the PATH OF PROSPERITY - James Allen
Think functions as a noun, and verb. As a verb, think means to have a particular belief on something or someone, an idea; of the opinion, of the view, under the impression; directing one’s mind towards to make sense of something or someone or somebody. Think means to reflect, ponder, mediate, muse, and contemplate. You are thinking as how to lead your life. You think in order to make decisions that are honourable, fair and progressive in personal and professional life.
The derivatives of the verb think are thinks, thinking, and thought (verbs). Note that think is an irregular verb: think (infinitive), thought (past tense) and thought (past participle): think-thoughtthought. You thought (verb), and your thoughts (noun) produced many good things in you for yourself, and for those around you. Think also functions as a noun but an informal word: an act of thinking.
Thinketh is a third-person singular simple present indicative form of think. Thought is also a noun, and has many meanings: the power and process of thinking, a way of thinking that is characteristic of a person, society, country, continent, a time period in the history of humanity. Good thoughts bring out good results in your life. James Allen is the foremost thinker and writer on self-help movement, and known for his classic work ‘AS A MAN THINKETH and the PATH OF PROSPERITY’.
The book emphasises on the need for a human bring to have and carry and cultivate to have good thoughts: “While thoughts that are calm, pure, and unselfish are so many angelic messengers sent out into the world upon their wings, counteracting the evil forces; pouring the oil of joy upon the troubled waters of anxiety and sorrow, and restoring to broken hearts their heritage of immortality.” What is your food for thought? Reading, thinking, interacting, watching, listening.
The derivatives of thought are thoughtful and thoughtless (adjectives), thoughtfulness and thoughtlessness (noun) and thoughtfully and thoughtlessly (adverbs). Food for thought, school of thought, perish the thought, two minds with but a single thought, the wish is the father to the thought are idioms and phrases formed out of thought. A thought means a little, rather. Are you a thoughtreader? If you are thoughtreader, you have the ability to know what the other person is thinking. Kovuuri G Reddy
