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I've been through some very similar stuff. It was two years after "I" was blown to pieces before I had really integrated these strong pangs of anxiety, memories
by 09bjb 6y ago
I've been through some very similar stuff. It was two years after "I" was blown to pieces before I had really integrated these strong pangs of anxiety, memories that I was nothing at all and that ultimately reality is terrifyingly absurd. It's been a long process of learning that these pangs are important learning experiences, that they are fuel for compassion for others, that curiosity and awareness transform them into something else... etc. etc. down the rabbithole of self-care for the unwilling mystic.
If you're interested in what I did with all that since then, I'd be happy to chat more and share what I've learned, where I'm at, and where I'm headed. Seconded on the cup of virtual coffee, /u/artsyca, although of course I'm perfectly happy not to crash y'all's party.
- artsyca 6y agoNaw dude let's do this! We need to form a small support circle I'd be very grateful and indebted to our meeting.
- perfmode 6y agoi like the way you put that: “ self care for the unwilling mystic“
- Trasmatta 6y agoThat sounds really similar to my experiences, and I'd love to chat. > and that ultimately reality is terrifyingly absurd Yep, this is exactly what I felt, and now deal with on a daily basis.