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Post Info TOPIC: PRACTICE DETACHMENT


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PRACTICE DETACHMENT


Thought you would like this:

What happens as we practice detachment more and more:

"As our consciousness rises, our perspective becomes more and more impersonal. What does this mean? It means we are increasingly able to view our lives and the rest of the world with detachment. This does not mean we are cold and uncaring. Rather, we are self-contained. We have well-defined boundaries and we are able to think and act objectively, clearly and responsibly.

When we have learned detachment, we do not get hooked into the thoughts and feelings of others. We are not easily upset or manipulated. We may feel compassion for others but this does not cloud our ability to choose how we think, feel and behave. We also do not need others to behave in any particular way."

Much love, Lani
An adult child of Alcoholics



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Jen


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I do like this one. Thank you for posting it.

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~Jen~

"When you come to the edge of all you know you must believe in one of two things... there will be earth on which to stand or you will be given wings." ~Unknown



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This is good Lani. Would you share where it came from (I want more)? J.

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Ahhh.so what I strive for-particularly in my reactive thinking.

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