I did the 7-7.45 meditation (with disturbance from hungry cat) which has left me feeling quite chilled. Off to get the chooks up and then will tune in to the yoga at 12. Have you looked at the programme/meditated @Chizz
I did the 7-7.45 meditation (with disturbance from hungry cat) which has left me feeling quite chilled. Off to get the chooks up and then will tune in to the yoga at 12. Have you looked at the programme/meditated @Chizz
I
So chilled out I can't press the right buttons ohhhhmmmmm
I did the 7-7.45 meditation (with disturbance from hungry cat) which has left me feeling quite chilled. Off to get the chooks up and then will tune in to the yoga at 12. Have you looked at the programme/meditated @Chizz
The road to enlightenment is long, paved with hurdles and can only be started with a single step. So far, I have managed to think about doing so. The next step might require even more commitment.
Stumbled upon this thread…A few years have passed and I’m interested how the contributors to this thread are today…. Are they still exploring, given up, become a monk, life changed etc??
Well, I've lasted the study course it ends, end of this year or early next and the 4 years have flown by.
I've also asked for ordination into the Buddhist Order, though that won't be happening anytime soon, if it happens at all.
As someone who struggles with mental health difficulties, I do think following and practising Buddhism to the best of my ability has helped but of course old habits die hard but I'm doing the best I can with the cards that I've been dealt and I would say so far so good.
What also has definitely made life better was giving up alcohol and drugs, I made 18 years clean and sober this year.
I’m still with Triratna like @sillav nitram but belong to ‘Sangha Southeast’ which consists of groups from Hastings, Eastbourne and Tunbridge Wells.
I’ve done years one and two of the study group and started year three but felt it was way over my head so decided to repeat year two again to get a deeper understanding.
I’m still with Triratna like @sillav nitram but belong to ‘Sangha Southeast’ which consists of groups from Hastings, Eastbourne and Tunbridge Wells.
I’ve done years one and two of the study group and started year three but felt it was way over my head so decided to repeat year two again to get a deeper understanding.
Comments
I
So chilled out I can't press the right buttons ohhhhmmmmm
How is it going?
I've also asked for ordination into the Buddhist Order, though that won't be happening anytime soon, if it happens at all.
As someone who struggles with mental health difficulties, I do think following and practising Buddhism to the best of my ability has helped but of course old habits die hard but I'm doing the best I can with the cards that I've been dealt and I would say so far so good.
What also has definitely made life better was giving up alcohol and drugs, I made 18 years clean and sober this year.
A lot of it goes over my head, there’s a lot to 📚 and a lot to take in but it’ll come, with commitment:)
Sorry to hear 👂 about your health, I’m going through it too:(