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everyone says they want to spiritually awaken. no one wants to remove the pole (this is a good thing)
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wild jelly 🪼
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wild jelly 🪼
@awildjelly
shedding all that I’m not
🌊, atx Katılım Aralık 2022
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@astridwilde1 @atelicinvest if you believe this, how/why are you bullish on adobe?
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read the words pink elephant and an imaginary vision of a pink elephant just shows up in your mind without your consent!?! wtf!!! don't dose me like that. should be banned imo
Daniel (SF May 14th)@dkazand
words are the original psychedelic
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seeing doctors through one medical has mostly solved this problem for me. the $100/yr subscription is just enough of a barrier to entry that it keeps most of the riff raff out and the doctors there default to treating you like a sane, reasonably intelligent person
eigenrobot@eigenrobot
if i had to guess the real tragedy is that both are right and a large number of patients are just totally nuts AND a large number of doctors are awful and meanwhile many other doctors are losing their minds dealing with insane patients and normal ppl are getting screwed
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a mindfulness prompt i'm finding useful: notice how much tension exists in different parts of my visual field, without trying to change the tension. when i'm on my computer, how much tension exists within the computer screen vs the visual spaces outside of the screen?
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an underrated way to cultivate self love too
maja 🔭🍒@majamediaco
I think the ideal way to perceive the love of your life is like they’re an alien, a wonderful gift from a faraway galaxy, out of this world and almost impossibly real. They induce you with a sense of awe and make you believe in magic
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Lots of weird little coincidences in my life recently seem to be pointing at the importance of integrity around money and doing business, and how integrity relates to one’s physical energy levels.
Dan Allison@danallison
When I told my wife that I started doing art commissions, she said “you’ve come full circle” and those words have been echoing in my head ever since.
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good people, I want to lie flat on my back on the floor but still be able to type on my laptop, i.e. looking up
are there any products that would let me do this? seems to be hard to search for
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Someone told me recently I have a kind heart. I think it’s (mostly) true and the thought occurred to me that kind hearts are won. They’re made. Perhaps they start with a natural inclination but any inclination can be bent. A kind heart is chosen, again and again, forged in pain, cultivated in grief, triumphant in joy. It’s a choosing to be open in whatever comes, choosing the steadiness of being with the thing that’s present. Coming back when pulled away. A kind heart perseveres.
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@chrislakin In my experience, fear of being perceived came from a fear of being attacked. Being perceived is a necessary prerequisite to being attacked, so avoiding being perceived altogether can be a coping mechanism to feel safe
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Your trauma is likely stored within the parts of you that are clenched. Unclench wisely
helen ‽@nuanceexists
@chrislakin one time i unclenched something just 'cause i noticed it was clenched. then i spent two years straight processing a bunch of repressed memories, which, of course, i did not KNOW were behind a tiny tension in my belly
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@lisatomic5 wow, he's the parent from the Zizek fable
Violeta𓅓@MamanLunettes
Žižek on authoritarian parenting: Asking a child to visit his grandmother because it's his duty - he has no choice but to fulfill it - is *more* respecting of his inner freedom, less authoritarian than telling him it's his choice BUT "think about how much grandma loves you"
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idk this guy has weirdo controlling parent vibes and imo this anecdote reflects that
De Christian Life@DeChristianLife
Sometimes, the calm talk is the way to the heart of your children
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@redaction i’ve never heard of a straight man that was anorexic or a cutter
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I've never seen a woman into feet
I've never seen a man into hands
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@tucker_peck I think parts work done well often results in your parts no longer feeling like distinct, solid parts. so the parts work, if you continue walking down the path, starts transforming into something different on its own x.com/awildjelly/sta…
wild jelly 🪼@awildjelly
My IFS parts used to be static and distinct. Recently, they’ve become fuzzier and are starting to flow like water. They used to be images and conceptual ideas, but then they entered my body and I feel them as energy flowing up and down my spine
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I think doing too much parts work is worse than doing too little.
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@ebervector I think @Sagenotagemini is thinking about making some soon 👀
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@ebervector and if you are looking for something weird, a friend swears by L reuteri - she makes yogurt out of it. Bonus side effect of eating it is you get great skin. drdavisinfinitehealth.com/2019/07/how-to…
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I feel I’m close to fixing my insomnia issues because I can almost always fall asleep at night listening to NSDR tapes, but the sleep is very bad quality every other night. I can’t keep taking benadryl. So please suggest weird stuff. I take 400mg l-theanine, 100 mg of caffeine before noon, have a regular bedtime/wakeup, exercise about daily.
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> You notice how your body is being magentically attracted to the camera that you are verbally attempting to repel?
What are you doing this in your life for? What are you verbally attempting to repel, but nonetheless walking *straight towards*?
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@vividvoid "you should wash each dish as if it were the baby jesus" - thich nhat hanh
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For what it's worth, the best somatic processing I've ever done has been slow, careful, loving manual labor
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