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This was a great one
LOVE THAT SHIRT!
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So do I. I found it online.
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Yea!
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That’s how it’s done…pretty much. Great post!
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The website I found it on said it was a joke. But it sure isn’t in my mind. It is truth!
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It doesn’t have to be a physical forest and in the modern world it usually isn’t. Almost all myths about spiritual journeys include periods of retreat and episodes of what we might call madness.
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That’s true although in this case I’ve been interpreting it as slowing and letting go of the obsessive mind as opposed to going into madness. I remember many years ago my teacher saying that we are 95% mind and we are meant to be 5%.
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That’s a good idea, the obsessive mind often works against the creative mind.
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And the obsessive mind leads to pain and misery.
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Yes, unless the symptom is mastered and used constructively.
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