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I just got my heart broken twice and it really affected me and my view on myself...lately ive been taking a look at myself and really finding out who i am through art...music...and writing ...and i really like it...ive changed alot mentally and strength wise...the things i did wrong and let happen and ppl treat me are recognized and wont happen again....Its just cool to really understand who you are and where you are and what kind of msg your trying to get out to the world through you...i am my own entity...style wise...mind wise..and mentality wise...i know i have alot to learn and discover yet and i like the direction im headed in....i had a self ephiponey and i thought i was going crazy a few times but it was just me realizing we all are lol.....everyone has some kind of issue....living together and understanding them is what makes life easy or hard....ok ok im done for now..but i just wanted to get that out there and see who else has had a movement like this in there life...peace..

2007-01-31 02:19:41 · 3 answers · asked by Hen 3 in Arts & Humanities Philosophy

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used to do that all the time ,the best way was through the medium of Kitamine ,you are totaly outside of yourself
Peyote and Ahuawaska are also herbal methods of astral travel and you can return a changed person everybody needs traumatic happenings to change their attitude
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how you asume your feelings and personality is like the clothes you wear ,
a change of clothing at times can drastically improve your projection to the outside world and to your self

Broken hearts are just feelings caused by infinately small currents of electricity that are exchanged between the atoms in your brain,it is rediculous that they should harm or depress you

it is very easy to replace these messages or impulses and feel good ,for the same money

its all in the mind and you are the only one driving it
at least we hope so
a large part of the brain is still beyond our reach ,i wonder sometimes ,who is driving that part

2007-01-31 02:32:07 · answer #1 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

11 years ago I was having an awful time in life and really didn't know what was happening with me. Just everything was wrong! Well, I dropped everything I knew. I quit my professional job, I left my home, I left everyone I knew and in two weeks time I was in Alaska volunteering counseling at a kids summer camp. Before this I live in Michigan. For the first time in as long as I could remember being I finally felt alive again. I could be my true self because nobody knew who I 'was'. I discovered strengths I knew were there but was never sure I believed in and learned more about myself in those 2 1/2 months than I could ever have imagined.

It was both wonderful and painful to watch myself and realizing that I couldn't escape from myself no matter how far away I tried to go. Yet, so liberating to truely be able to be really me.

Sometimes I wish I would have stayed there, hoping the magic of distance could somehow still keep my away from myself but in the end realized the only way I could save myself was to come back and face the world I come from. No matter how far away I could go, 'I' would still be there with me. Nothing can change that.

It's been a hard and difficult road but knowing that I can drop everything and leave all of it behind and still survive and find the life within myself always reminds me that 'I'll be okay.'

Life is hard. If you can find the truth of who you are in there that is something no one can ever take away. It will life you up when you feel you're always falling.

I love to watch myself constantly growing. As a grad student I look back to myself every year and see the person I was only a year ago and wonder how I managed that way; things are so different. Always growing. Always changing. Always being and becoming my truth.

Thank You. Enjoy being. Help others to find the amazing self they each hold inside.

Mary

2007-01-31 10:46:47 · answer #2 · answered by Pantera 3 · 0 0

Yep, it happens. You have to come full circle, and sometimes it means stepping out of it to grasp the full of it. Then when you get an Epiphany whoa, you look back in awe. I have been there and back on several occasions and it never ceases to amaze me how much we don't know about ourselves, and what it takes to open our eyes. Nothing like the hard school of knocks and experience to throw cold water in your face. It's cool and some days ya just gotta wonder.

2007-02-01 00:41:20 · answer #3 · answered by Sage 6 · 0 0

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