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Busy, busy, busy. I don’t know about you, but I’ve been busy! That’s probably why you haven’t seen me around too much lately and I do apologize (click
here to read my exciting news).
How do you handle stressful times? The holidays are coming soon and for many this presents a lot of anxiety. How do you obtain peace in your life?
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It helps to find a quiet spot, close your eyes and meditate. When I meditate, I TRY to think about nothing. I concentrate on a pleasant image, which for me is the beach. Eventually I start to relax. It’s almost as if I’m riding the waves on a raft. I see a white light. Guiding thoughts pop into my mind. I am at peace.
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Some of you might prefer going on a nature walk to clear your mind. This is something I love, too.
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As I was perusing blogs, I came across
Kim Nelson’s beautiful poem,
Flowing Example where the word Zen is used. Zen is meditation. Let’s use that as our word this time.
ZEN
n.
A school of Mahayana Buddhism that asserts that
enlightenment can be attained through meditation, self-contemplation, and intuition rather than through faith and devotion and that is practiced mainly in China, Japan, Korea, and Vietnam. Also called Zen Buddhism.
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Thanks, Kay, for sharing this with me! Click here for more. |
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So get meditating on what you will write about. You can use the pictures to inspire you if you'd like. Most importantly, be courteous to others and visit their blogs- leave comments- just as they visit yours.