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Subject: The Painful Easter Author: Cassie [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 00:26:10 04/16/01 Mon In reply to: Gill 's message, "Re: Happy Easter" on 13:18:59 04/15/01 Sun Hey, I think I've figured out what is causing this dizziness. I've been sitting in a different chair that's very comfortable but also quite low at my computer. So my neck is sort of hyperextended looking up. Painful. Between the forums and the number of computer solitaire games my mind seems to require I am spending quite a bit of time here. Yesterday I posted a note to myself on the computer screen that says "Could it be that all these endles rounds of Voyforums, soitaire and Free Cell are just my mind's way of staying in business?" This seems to be my current inquiry into this state of affairs. My mind has errupted with a sort of fervor to perpetuate my sense of self as it. It seems to do this simply by staying active, doesn't matter what the subject matter is, just the fact of persisting in activity. That may be why meditation is often such a difficult thing to initiate. What are your thoughts? Love, Cassie [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Re: The Painful Easter Chris 01:07:41 04/16/01 Mon Re: The Painful Easter -- Gill, 03:35:03 04/16/01 Mon Minding the Mind -- Cassie, 06:53:10 04/16/01 Mon Re: Minding the Mind -- Chris, 09:14:51 04/16/01 Mon