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Pennsylvania Echoes
http://echopen.wordpress.com/
meditation and meaning in day to day life
- Added on: Jun 29th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: chris DL
- Listed in: Lifestyle Health
- Tags: philosophy meditation Mental Illness living wisdom agnosticism
Recent Posts
World Wide Telescope Pictures
the Microsoft research world wide telescope astronomy browser is educational and fun software....
Agnosticism, After life, and my pet Cat.
For me, it is not as important as questions pertaining to this life or existence. Its ok to say I don't know, whether I suspect one way or the other or neither way....
How Are You Feeling?
emotions Feeling afraid curious happy mad sad conflicted disconnected connected energetic unenergized tired awake pleasureful sore (in pain) healthy ill empty peaceful aroused overwhelmed ...
Alan Watts talks the human game
Viewing life as a time line is a very handy thing to do. it allows us to predict, and find casualty of events in our modern life. It is the core our modern thinking, with such as "progress" and cause-effect science. we have grown up with this th...
Seasons change and so doth mood.
In fact many people with no mental health diagnosis will start to feel depressed, extremely fatigued, or sleep excessively in the Fall and Winter.For those with extreme intrusive symptoms a diagnosis of SAD... or Seasonal Affective Disorder may be...
friendship and trust a greater communication
nothing is more intimate to me than trust. Trust is the cornerstone of my personal relationships and most meaningful friendships.friends is one of the most sincere, trustworthy and meaningful forms of communications. ...
The blogger says this of his blog: "This blog is about my meditation, self therapy and thoughts on what I think is important.It overlaps my daily experiences too. All thoughts and ideas of your own meditation, exercise, prayer are welcome.I am always receptive to new perspectives."
I have been visiting this blog and reading the posts for some time now, although I rarely comment. I like the way the blogger has established static pages for meditation videos and breathing exercises. Both are very familiar to me. And when I do visit I am struck by the openness and genuine exploration of the aspects of the self that the blogger shares with his readers. I was particularly taken by the self honest contents of the post titled: Apologies and other hang ups. When we apologize we indeed ought to be careful not yo project our expectations for forgiveness onto those we apologize to. The most important aspects are the intention and the communication of the apology. They are, in essence, all that we own.
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