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  • #272003
    Elysia
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    I’m new to the whole spiritual scene, if you want to call it that.  Been struggling to find myself and through this struggle I have found myself with a lack of like minded individuals.  I live in a very close minded area and would love some suggestions on how to find groups, out in day to day life, and online.  Just looking for some people to talk to that dont judge every word.

    Warm Regards,

    Elysia

    #272009
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Dear Elysia:

    Welcome to this scene.

    Maybe this is a place where you find “some people to talk to that don’t  judge every word”. I will do my best to not judge or criticize you, but read what you share attentively and respond respectfully. Share what you would  like  to share.

    anita

    #272311
    Lisa
    Participant

    Hi Elysia,

    I feel what you are feeling as well.  I live in a very “traditional” state but in a smaller town where we have a local university which does produce more progressive thinking.   That said, it feels like I live in a place that has not quite caught up yet!  There are few places that I can connect with like-minded people and it is a very isolating feeling.  I have become more introverted as a result, but I don’t often feel lonely, as I use that time for personal reflection and enjoying my home and my pets.  Looking forward to connecting with like-minded individuals here too!

     

    Lisa

    #272351
    Mimi
    Participant

    I’m in a hurry, so can’t look back at who said what, or even to check your name.  I’m sorry about that.

    But I do agree with whoever said that this place is a good place to connect with people.

    As far as out in the real world, maybe some classes or some support group would be good.  In larger cities there can be painting and wine bars (though you don’t have to drink wine while you paint, if you don’t want to).  In small towns, it could be tougher.  I lived in a small town for my teen years, and it seemed like there was almost nothing there.  So, depending on your area and circumstance, maybe even just getting out in nature and talking to people there, or finding some some class or group, even if just knitting or painting or anything.

    I’m sorry for not doing better with this post because I have to get off this computer so quickly.

    Mimi

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