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    Inky
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    Hi den385,

    Can you go where the other spiritual people are? Like, to metaphysical bookstores/faires? If you see the same like-minded people and they are fairly local, there is a new friend!

    And, at first blush, it sounds like a pain in the azz, but it is never a time waster. Pick a cause, find a need to fill, an organization, a mission ~ and do it! Help! Get involved! Habitat for Humanity, as one of many examples, LOVES to have strong young men on the worksite! Usually you will find other Real people who are very spiritual. They can’t help not to be, after helping others. Listen to your gut. If something calls to you, check it out!

    Best,

    Inky

    • This reply was modified 10 years ago by Inky.
    #76176
    den385
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    Thank you, Inky! ) Pity, but where I am – I’ve experienced little of spiritual people of my kind. Yet, I will explore.

    #76189
    Anonymous
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    Something in your share and search to rebuild your world reminds me of the original Never Ending Story, a movie 1984. The land of Fantasia was destroyed by the Nothing and all that was left of it was one grain of sand. ALL was gone, all the creatures and the beauty of the vast, limitless land except for one single grain of sand. What now, the child hero asked the child goddess? She said: you can re-build a whole NEW land of Fantasia from that one grain of sand. I am very much in that process at the present time, going back to basics, I think it is about looking at the same things I looked at before, what is in front of me now, with a Beginner’s Mind; not from the points of views of old assumptions, old false beliefs, distorted thinking…. not looking at stuff from what I SHOULD be seeing…

    Does any of this mean anything special for you?
    anita

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    den385
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    The optimism of the story and the beginner’s eyes thing are helpful. Thank you.

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