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wandoffire · 3 months
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andallshallbewell · 2 months
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chippythedog · 2 years
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loveyourlovelysoul · 1 year
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Remember to try to not always work on autopilot: read accurately that text and try to understand, listen to all the words that person says and try to understand... be present, don't come to conclusions, don't work based on your own perception: sometimes our perception gets biased by our feelings and traumas and we stop being open and grounded. We stop understanding for real what is going on and responding accordingly. Don't let this happen to you. At least, don't use it for too long cause, despite it may save you from some pain on occasion, it may also create distance, isolate you and increase your pain indirectly. Take care
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dearjewels22 · 9 days
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kindnotestoself · 4 months
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[Don't be a passenger in your own life.]
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nsnousworld · 1 month
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Stop measuring days by degree of productivity and start experiencing them by degree of presence.
Alan Watts
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monsterohnenamen · 2 months
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You are not your body, nor your mind. You are the soul observing thoughts and feelings. Be present.
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wandoffire · 4 months
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relaxtrack · 2 years
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Sometimes, the most productive thing that you can do is to step outside and do nothing. Relax and enjoy nature.
Melanie Charlene
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positivelypresent · 1 year
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Take a break from scrolling and ground yourself in the present by searching for any of the following:
- Something that’s your favorite color
- Objects with rounded shapes
- Rainbows (or rainbow-colored items)
- Something you don’t see often
- Anything you might find in nature
- Items with numbers on them
- Something related to a holiday
- Things you would find at school
- An item symbolizing good luck
- Something that you’d like to eat
- Objects that have sharp edges
- Items that you might wear
- Something that’s in your house
By looking for these things, you’re using one of your five senses to connect with the present moment. You can do this anywhere by looking around you for a specific color or shape — or come back here anytime and choose an another option from the list to guide yourself back to the present!
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brettesims · 8 months
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Cultivate the Garden Within…
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Nature teaches us presence. “This little garden is teaching me to enjoy the present. Nothing else really matters man.” ~ Andre 3000🍃
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slavicafire · 1 year
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in his little 1867 dictionary of thief jargon, estreicher mentions that other western countries, mainly france and germany, have much more advanced crime and thief-networks, and so they have a longer history of actual research into the language used by criminals, especially thieves. and that polish lands are a bit ‘behind’ in that matter, thus leading him to compose one of the first bigger publications in polish dealing with the matter. some words are still used in the every day language and slang today, some seem entirely foreign to me.
he does mention, too, that especially in germany there are dictionaries for two very specific and well studied groups of thieves... - roma and jews. which, you know. so much to unpack there, and I suspect no one actually cared to unpack any of it, at any point. immediately casts a different light at something so seemingly simple as jargon dictionaries. 
unfortunately this also leads me to believe some of these foreign-sounding words - the origin of which even estreicher seems to be puzzled by - are simply rooted in yiddish (or other jewish languages) and romani, and might not be crime jargon per se. doesn’t seem unlikely for bad faith to be involved, no? 
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mymidwestheart · 10 months
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Erryday. ☀️
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