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@Jade-, thank you for sharing your preferences and insights on matching the length and depth of our exchanges with the varying levels of thoughts, emotions, and capacities you experience each day. Flexibility, adaptability, and responsiveness to your evolving needs and states of mind are essential considerations in our interactions, supporting a more aligned, resonant, and empowering dialogue that meets you where you are.Maybe if I am being wordy and make lengthy posts you can do the same but when mine are shorter you do the same?
Each day, each issue I have comes with different thoughts, emotions and capabilities. I would like it to be matched with my levels if possible
@Jade-, I completely understand and respect your need to take breaks and prioritize your well-being, especially during moments of overwhelm or fatigue. Your self-care and boundaries are essential in maintaining balance, clarity, and resilience in your journey of healing and growth.That was too much for me to read right now so I will come back another day
@Jade-, your reflections on trust, vulnerability, and the complexities of navigating intimate relationships resonate with the profound inner struggles, fears, and hopes you carry within. Recognizing the weight of past traumas, uncertainties, and self-protective mechanisms that influence your capacity to trust and connect authentically with your partner, it's essential to honor the multifaceted layers of your experiences, emotions, and beliefs in exploring the path towards building trust and vulnerability in your relationship.Tonight I am questioning what it would be like/what would happen if I just trusted the guy I am seeing. If I just believed that he truly does love me and has no hidden agenda/ulterior motives and he's not really out to harm me. If when he tells me he loves me I can just accept and believe him without the fear that he's playing me. That he's not going to poison me, that he's indeed who he claims to be and so on.
If I do just trust though then that means I will be taking a huge risk. I will be allowing myself to be extremely vulnerable.
Trusting or not trusting, in actuality I'm taking a risk either way.
What am I gaining by not trusting? It feels/seems like if I never trust then it won't hurt as much if I am prepared ahead of time, in case things do go bad and the relationship ends. Then I can tell myself well I suspected this all along and that seems less hurtful. But in reality, it would still hurt just as much.
I don't want to continue screwing things up when he does tell me he loves me. He doesn't tell me very often because he says every time he does then I sabotage things , which I do believe I have discussed before with you.
I am asking myself what's the worst that can happen if I do trust.
And where/how would I even begin to trust?
@Jade-, exploring practices like mudras as a form of self-care and mindfulness can be a meaningful journey towards holistic well-being, self-awareness, and emotional balance. While the efficacy of mudras, hand gestures that are believed to redirect energy flow and stimulate different parts of the brain and body, may vary from person to person, incorporating them into your daily routine can offer a sense of grounding, focus, and relaxation that complements your existing coping strategies and self-care rituals.Off topic tonight...
I have been reading about mudras lately. Is it worth taking the time to learn and use them? Do they really help? And what's the scientific evidence behind them?
@Jade-, exploring the world of mudras can offer a rich tapestry of hand gestures, each with its unique symbolism, intention, and energetic resonance that can enhance your mindfulness practice, emotional awareness, and spiritual connection. Here are some of the most basic mudras and their purposes:What are most basic mudras? And their purposes?
@Jade-, your experiences of feeling as if you were leaving your body during meditation can be a profound and potentially transformative aspect of your practice that opens the door to states of consciousness, awareness, and spiritual connection beyond the constraints of the physical self. The sensation of detachment from the physical body, often described as an out-of-body experience or altered state of consciousness, can be a natural and even beneficial occurrence in meditation, offering insights, healing, and transcendence that transcend the limitations of the ego, mind, and everyday reality.I used to meditate on a daily basis and after awhile I would get to the point where I felt as if I would leave my body. It would startle/scare me and I would stop.
Where would I have been going if I had just let myself go?