So on edge. Shabbat soon.
Went for a drive. It helped whilst I was driving. Trying to consciously breathe properly. It doesn’t actually help at all. It helped when I was on the phone yesterday and someone else was talking.
I don’t want to journal because I know that if I do I’ll most probably cut off from it. And I hate the disconnect. When I journal whilst I’m on edge, when I tune into it, I usually disconnect from it, which makes me wonder where reality is, or if what I’m writing is even what I think. I rather not do anything that will create the disconnection. Journaling does help me but it’s not worth it. Asides that I’ve literally nothing to say.
Where is your calm place? If you have one. A place you go to or someone you spend time with that always calms you? Mine is sitting in a library or bookstore or on the river kayaking in the middle of the woods or on top of the mountain. Also the friend I mentioned before. She always is able to calm me no matter how I am feeling. Close your eyes and picture yourself there. Doing what it is that calms your heart and mind. The whirring thoughts are good to have at times but in those moments not so much.
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Nature. Nature. More nature.
I have a friend like that. I never speak to her. Asked her to leave me a voice note the other day :).
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When you’re in nature how does it make you feel? Deep down and in your mind?
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Calm. Present. Green and brown are very grounding colours. I thought of writing a colours post:)
Do you know colours? Like what each colour means/gives to you?
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I cannot say I do know what colors mean. I can say what they mean to me. Take green since it’s my favorite color. It’s nature where I draw comfort, calm, peace, serenity
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Green is all that… nature is awesome….
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Sending love and light to you 🌟✨💫
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Thanks 💕💕💕🕯✨
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Sending love, take care and look for calmness. Be gentle and kind to yourself. xxx
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Thank you Michelle
Love, light and glitter
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I understand. I feel you. Take a deep breath and follow the lovely suggestions above ~many which I employ as well. You’re not alone 🙏🏻💚❤️💕🤗
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Thanks K. I appreciate your time…
Love, light and glitter
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💚 my pleasure
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I understand.
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Thank you 💕
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This happens to me too, Eliza. Sometimes we just have to be. Rest in this time of stillness. Love to you. x
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Thanks for reading and commenting Lesley. I really appreciate it…
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wishing you the best, dear — you are generous to share difficult times with us, not just easy times ❤
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Thank you Da-al
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Our therapists keep telling us to lean into discomfort. Dharma says that avoiding what is creates suffering. It takes so much energy to do things. So we try to focus on one thing at a time. We are on new meds. Sleepy. You still feeling on edge? ❤️💕❤️🐬🐬🐬🌈🌈 extra hugs
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I feel like I’m almost always on edge. But not as much this moment which grateful for.
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We are also grateful you have any relief 💕❤️🐬🐦
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