Try to calm your mind when you feel agitated. Mentally, take a step back and watch your mind, as if looking at someone else’s mind.Try to watch your thoughts during the day, as if they are not yours, without being sucked into them. Become conscious of the fact that you are watching your thoughts.
Enjoy your inner peace.
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From Look within you
Have you ever met Ajay Tao in the blogosphere?
I’ve met Ajay at the beginning of my blogo-journey and enjoyed his comments on my blog: always kind, encouraging and very thoughtful.
I used to follow Ajay’s blogs, including his last one – AjayTao Botanical Photography. However a year ago Ajay’s beautiful posts stopped appearing in my ‘feed’ as he passed away in August last year after a prolonged battle with cancer.
Dear Ajay. Even though you are no longer with us, your kind words are still warming my heart and your beautiful images bring joy to my eyes. Rest in peace…
Flowers
They have no mouth, but seem to speak
A thousand words so mild and meek.
They have no eyes , but seem to see
And bury thoughts into me…
ENDS
Poem from http://www.familyfriendpoems.com/poem/flowers
Images from AjayTao Botanical Photography
May you always be in your children’s lives and memories…
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Beautiful words of a truly amazing teenage girl, who was arrested and deported to concentration camps after almost 2 years in hiding. Anne’s father, Otto Frank, was the only one of the eight people to survive. The rest of his family, including Anne, died of disease and deprivation in concentration camps….
Anne Frank (1929-1945)
No matter what happens in your life, think of all the beauty that is still left in and around you and be happy…
🙂
From https://soulgatherings.files.wordpress.com
Oh, the inexpressible comfort of feeling safe with a person:
having neither to weigh thoughts nor measure words,
but pour them all out, as they are, chaff and grain together,
knowing that a faithful hand will take and sift them,
keep what is worth keeping,
and then, with the breath of kindness,
blow the rest away.
~ George Eliot, 1819 – 1880 ~
English Novelist
Do you have such special person in your life?
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From http://www.quotesvalley.com
Do you ever feel lonely in your relationship?
Loneliness is a very painful feeling… You might believe that the people who feel lonely are people who are not in a relationship, but as Margaret Paul points out, just as often, they are lonely in their relationship. Being in a relationship does not always take away loneliness – it often causes it.
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What Creates Loneliness in a Relationship?
Anything you do or your partner does that disconnects you from yourself and/or your partner may create loneliness. Loneliness goes away when we connect with each other from our hearts. Disconnection occurs anytime one partner closes his or her heart to protect or control.
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We stay connected with each other when:
When each of you is devoted to evolving in your ability to love yourself and each other, your relationship has a high chance of staying connected. Partners who are connected with themselves and each other rarely feel lonely.
(From Are you lonely in your relationship?)
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“Who are sapiosexuals?” you may ask. In a few words, sapiosexuals are those who fall in love with people’s minds.
Are you sapiosexual? Take the test! 😉
From http://lonerwolf.com
Have you ever fallen in love with the words?
From http://sapiosexual-musings.tumblr.com
or the books?
From http://www.pinterest.com
Do you appreciate intelligent conversation?
From http://www.pinterest.com
Are you male or female? Well, that does not really matter 😉
From http://www.liveluvcreate.com
Is intelligence the ultimate aphrodisiac for you?
From cdn.quotesgram.com
And SMART – the new SEXY?
If you answered ‘Yes’ to any of these questions, then I hope you do know someone who is in love with your mind? Someone who wants to undress your conscience and make love to your thoughts? Someone who wants to watch you slowly take down all the walls you’ve built up around your mind and let them inside? Someone, who can’t forget the flavour of your mind?
😉
Hope you do have that special SOMEONE in your life
🙂
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From http://www.thepiphanycafe.com/
I was always fascinated with what is considered to be ‘normal’ for us, human beings. As Dr. Eric R. Maisel points out, “This is not an idle question without real-world consequences. The “treatment” of every single “mental disorder” that mental health professionals “diagnose,” from “depression” and “attention deficit disorder” on through “schizophrenia,” flows from how society construes “normal” and “abnormal.” This matter affects tens of millions of people annually; and affects everyone, really, since a person’s mental model of “what is normal?” is tremendously influenced by how society and its institutions define “normal.”
The matter of what is normal can’t be and must not be a mere statistical nicety. It can’t be and must not be “normal” to be a Christian just because 95% of your community is Christian. It can’t be and must not be “normal” to own slaves just because all the landowners in your state own slaves. “Normal” can’t mean and must not mean “what we see all the time” or “what we see the most of.” It must have a different meaning from that for it to mean anything of value to right-thinking people.
Nor can it mean “free of discomfort,” as if “normal” were the equivalent of oblivious and you were somehow “abnormal” when you were sentient, human, and real. This, however, is exactly the game played by the mental health industry: it makes this precise, illegitimate switch. It announces that when you feel a certain level of discomfort you are abnormal and you have a disorder. It equates abnormal with unwanted… In this view “normal” is living free of excessive discomfort; “abnormal” is feeling or acting significantly distressed. Normal, in this view, is destroying a village in wartime and not experiencing anything afterward; abnormal is experiencing something, and for a long time thereafter.
The consequences of conscience, reason, and awareness are labeled abnormal and robotic allegiance to wearing a pasted-on smiley face is designated normal. Is that what we really mean? Is that what we really want?”
From What Do We Mean By ‘Normal’?
From http://akyll.deviantart.com
How would you define what is NORMAL
for us, human beings?
Are you NORMAL?
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From http://grannysuesnews.blogspot.co.nz
“The role of a writer is not to say what we all can say, but what we are unable to say.”
Anais Nin
From http://www.frontpagemag.com
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