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RE: Healing After Trauma: how we respond to pain makes all the difference
I totally agree, I hope it was clear in the post that indeed our attachments and bonds is the cause of our suffering. We both have also practiced Vipassana, and I can relate. Of course, likewise an unsettled mind can create even more tension and stress in the body. This is why i love breathing so much, it is such a powerful tool for balancing and calming.
ahah, I can picture myself when you're talking about the hot pan experience. human minds are just so funny.... patience should be taught more in schools.
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nice to meet you @reddust, thanks for stopping by.
I left a message about my own experience on your article about the accident...our gratitude is still present after surviving the almost tragic accident. I figured you knew life isn't suffering but how we react to life, our body is what causes suffering. I am so happy to meet you, we are wayfarers together <3
yes indeed! and i read your note about your close call at the grand canyon. glad you're okay and that gratitude swept the trauma away <3 helps us realize how precious and precarious life is... to treasure our moments. happy to meet you too!