7. Not so Fast “Is there no way out of the mind?” - Sylvia Plath Life can be extremely bitter when you career is in the shitter. With another gut punch from the world of employment I had to wonder what in the hell I’d done or who did I piss off to have this … Continue reading From the Memoir “Rain” 7
Tag: Emotions
Blind Spots (Rain)
When I realized that I had manufactured blind spots in my psyche, I had to find a way to detect and correct them. My thoughts, resulting from the blind spots, kept triggering the fight or flight response which is a huge disservice because your body doesn’t know what is real and what is not. Shifting … Continue reading Blind Spots (Rain)
FM – No Static at All.
Always remember and try never to forget - the body is analogue, thoughts are digital, and the brain is the converter.
Being
The carrot is preferable to the stick.
Father’s Day
From the backyard. Daughters out did themselves. God bless them.
Lost my head
d Lost my head. It left me for someone who cares. I found it in the basement waiting instruction. Be well, do well.
Too Much Mind
There is no need to dine on fresh hell daily. Cut back on the news broadcasts by 98%. Find 3 trusted sources and stay informed. Get into a positive routine and stick to it. Resilience is key, remain still. Be well, Do well, Scarpoe
Take it Easy
Thoughts are very powerful. You cannot control them but you must not quickly react to them either. Be aware that’s all. Also, Don’t be afraid to seek help. There are times when you need someone to help you sort things out. Limbo is no way to live (Dante’s first ring of hell). And finely, you’re … Continue reading Take it Easy
Fear Not
Fear is simply a lack of knowledge. Do not lose your capacity for logic and reason before gaining that knowledge. Please know that knowledge may cause you to lose your shit, but at least you didn't panic too soon. Be, well, Do well, Scarpoe
When it Rains, A Surrender to Consciousness
AUTHOR’S NOTE What follows is based on actual occurrences as I recall them. Although some content has been changed for personal purposes, it should be regarded in its essence as fact. Mental illness does not discriminate. Preface I didn’t notice any signs in the beginning, none. Admittedly, I could have overlooked a few negatives – you know … Continue reading When it Rains, A Surrender to Consciousness
