_myles

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   by _myles 7y ago

   I follow my curiosity. That usually keeps me interested and moving forward.
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   by _myles 7y ago

   Thanks for the suggestion, I will read it. :)
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   by _myles 7y ago

   It's vital that you're honest with yourself in order to find some sort of base cause to any given thought/emotion. I honestly end up catching myself lost in thought after a minute or so more often than not. It's really a
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   by _myles 7y ago

   When I meditate all I'm trying to do is keep my attention in the present moment; if my mind starts to wander I bring it back, and so on. I've always loved going on walks, and they've just turned out to be a good way to work t
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   by _myles 7y ago

   The past several years I've been trying to find some tangible philosophical ground to stand on. This (desperate) search is and has been the produce of mental illness I've dealt with since my adolescence (I'm 32 now). Quite a
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   by _myles 7y ago

   Insecurity comes from you comparing yourself to others, which, in reality, is silly once you've experienced/seen enough. Not to say it's easy to get past, but there are ways to sort of clear that up. I mainly use sorts of med