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I get where you're coming from too, I've read plenty of RA Wilson for example, and the Autonomedia stuff. I'd argue there are other ways of confronting the "an
by b800h 3y ago
I get where you're coming from too, I've read plenty of RA Wilson for example, and the Autonomedia stuff.
I'd argue there are other ways of confronting the "animal" as you put it, but I have to leave the house now. Good talking.
- mtlmtlmtlmtl 3y agoHiking is a good one, or just spending time in nature in general. I try to do it a little every day. One of the most powerful such experiences I had was walking home from work one day for 45 minutes in intense rain and cold winds, wearing nothing but a T-shirt and shorts, because the weather was nice enough in the morning. It felt terrible for 5 minutes, then I just sort of accepted my predicament and surrendered, followed by a hefty adrenaline rush, and walked home calmly with a big grin on my face, absolutely drenched. Onlookers must've thought I was completely off my rocker, which to be fair is at least partially true... It can be very freeing to just surrender to nature some times. Though I don't necessarily recommend trying this at home, especially if you're immuno-compromised.