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As a fellow sufferer of depression, I can relate and agree that the more intense the effort the greater the release of hormones/feelings which appear to suppres
by brahmwg 11y ago
As a fellow sufferer of depression, I can relate and agree that the more intense the effort the greater the release of hormones/feelings which appear to suppress the depressive symptoms. That being said however, I have found long walks of a low intensity have been especially useful. Particularly on trails or hiking, the constant mindfulness of each step over rocks and roots helps put me in a meditative trance.
Solvitur Ambulando, it is solved by walking
- samstave 11y ago>Solvitur Ambulando, it is solved by walking This is really interesting, in my martial art, which I did extremely actively in my youth - but far less now -- one of the sayings is "Keep walking" and "Keep moving" The "Keep walking" is even used in some of the learning of actual techniques -- you move into a certain position with your Uke, and then... keep walking... and it executes the throw. Keep walking is also used when talking about meditation in their teachings as well... movement meditation.
- pwneror 11y agoSo you literally walked it off. Perhaps there's wisdom in that saying.