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ScienceOverNonsense t1_j5hzsjt wrote
Reply to Remember that your thoughts are the primary cause of everything - Rhonda Byrne [Image] by Lioness-
Or the primary result.
qscguk1 t1_j5hzhmk wrote
Do mushrooms
TreatThompson OP t1_j5hzbbk wrote
Reply to comment by DerToblerone in I’m fighting not to lose my childlike joy and wonder [Discussion] by TreatThompson
Slowly starting to realize that after reading about this topic! Also strangely started getting that “skill” back after reading classic children’s book from the 70s haha
Thanks for the insight 😄
TreatThompson OP t1_j5hz2si wrote
Reply to comment by Yosh_master_gen in I’m fighting not to lose my childlike joy and wonder [Discussion] by TreatThompson
That’s amazing to hear! I’m sure spending time in their world is so refreshing! 😁😁
TreatThompson OP t1_j5hyz0q wrote
Reply to comment by SyntaxChris in I’m fighting not to lose my childlike joy and wonder [Discussion] by TreatThompson
Wow that definitely has merit! The people in my life have a huge impact on how I see and experience the world
Lately I’ve been curating my social groups more intentionally
Thanks for sharing this!
daddysprincess9138 t1_j5hyv0z wrote
Reply to comment by tarkinlarson in [Image] My best buddy has been through a really rough patch but he’s really turned it around. He sent me this today and damn I’m really rooting for him. by conversingwithoceans
If he’s anything like me, seasonal affective disorder got me stuck in down during winter. I perk up in spring/summer, though I give every day my best
sleepysprite t1_j5hyq8h wrote
Reply to [Image] "If you are distressed by anything external, the pain is not due to the thing itself, but to your estimate of it; and this you have the power to revoke at any moment.” ~ Marcus Aurelius by Butterflies_Books
Triggered a lot of people's pain bodies with this one 😂
Syonoq t1_j5hy4xh wrote
TreatThompson OP t1_j5hxngj wrote
Reply to comment by TigMac in I’m fighting not to lose my childlike joy and wonder [Discussion] by TreatThompson
Wow that definitely makes sense
I feel that when I’m with my younger cousins and spending time with them definitively feels like I’m spending hours in a world that’s not mine
Thanks for reminding about that perspective!!
Fragrant-Ideal1971 t1_j5hvau6 wrote
Reply to comment by _sagittarivs in I’m fighting not to lose my childlike joy and wonder [Discussion] by TreatThompson
Ty for taking the time sharing this
DerToblerone t1_j5hvaj3 wrote
You can work every day on finding the amazing. Just look for it. Humans are good at finding what they look for, so you just have to train yourself to look for it.
Yosh_master_gen t1_j5hsrs6 wrote
I felt the same way, but now I see it in my toddler son and I feel it again. No, it’s not as strong and doesn’t last as long, but every once in a while, I get that feeling like a flicker of a flame and I feel pure joy again.
Kangabolic t1_j5hrny4 wrote
Dinosaurs
SyntaxChris t1_j5hrmqz wrote
The world still amazes me, even the seemingly mundane. It’s people that break my spirit. What people prioritize as important in their life as they get older just bums the hell out of me. I often feel very alone even though I’m around my family most of the time.
USMCord t1_j5hrb39 wrote
I’m the Corps we called something like this a Short timers calendar. This seems more like a countdown to death.
TigMac t1_j5hqvvp wrote
My kid wanted to play, so he grabbed a toy sword and a bow and arrow. We went outside to fight the bad guys. I thought as a grown man I haven't pretended to play in 20 years. It was wonderful to be a child again. He tells me things all the time that my robot brain tells me that can't happen or be. I am learning to let it go and enjoy the fun again. My suggestion is to be around some kids. They know how to have fun.
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Reply to [Story]Yesterday I finished my first painting of the year, the Grand Canyon over the Colorado river. I’ve been having to work I tiny pockets of time in between child care so it’s been such slow progress but little by little that sky and those terraces have told their story x by TamsinGDArt
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PossiblyBonta t1_j5hpps5 wrote
Reply to Remember that your thoughts are the primary cause of everything - Rhonda Byrne [Image] by Lioness-
Works for me actually. I just stop thinking about break fast. Specially during week ends. I get to save some extra cash for skipping breakfast.
Warriordan44 t1_j5hnutl wrote
That thing gonna destroy itself eventually..
danonymous26125 t1_j5hmyjn wrote
Unus Annus
SnooLobsters1008 t1_j5hlb92 wrote
Reply to [Story]Yesterday I finished my first painting of the year, the Grand Canyon over the Colorado river. I’ve been having to work I tiny pockets of time in between child care so it’s been such slow progress but little by little that sky and those terraces have told their story x by TamsinGDArt
It’s amazing
orionxavier99 t1_j5hl6nu wrote
Reply to comment by Belligerentlysober2 in I’m fighting not to lose my childlike joy and wonder [Discussion] by TreatThompson
This. And a great kids book reminds us to stop and smell the roses. We usually are in such a hurry to go from one thing to the next to the next, which is really easy to do with work and kids. One way to combat this is to schedule your own time. Maybe it is a gym session on your lunch break or on your way home. Maybe it is getting up 30 min early and using that time to meditate or plan out and organize your day.
Belligerentlysober2 t1_j5i0ojk wrote
Reply to I’m fighting not to lose my childlike joy and wonder [Discussion] by TreatThompson
Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that.
Martin Luther King, Jr.