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    emma kaur
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    This might be a small thing but when i was in a place like you are right now, the biggest impacting small change i made was getting a gratitude journal. The first few days i found it quite hard to even look and appreciate positive things in my life but slowly my outlook started to change. Wishing you lots of love, peace and happiness in 2015!

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    Brandy
    Participant

    I’m really sorry to hear about what you’re going through. Unfortunately I don’t have much great advice for you seeing how I’m in the same situation. I also recently had to take a leave of absence after having a breakdown and am still unsure of what to do with myself. I’ve also tried applying the same exact practices; meditation, learning more about Buddhism, being present, exercise, yoga and eating healthy…and still-Nothing! It’s getting quite discouraging. One thing that is very fortunate for you is that you make very good money. Not that money means everything but you could use this to your advantage if you need to just take a vacation and find yourself. Maybe it could help you discover if it’s truly your job that’s making you unhappy or if it’s another aspect of your life that is affecting your work. It could even just be time for a change from your workplace environment. I truly hope you find what you’re looking for.

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    Mike
    Participant

    There is a blockage either with in your ego or within your spirit. If it be ego let it go and be at peace with whatever it is that your ego is hurt over. If it is spiritual then follow what is calling you, you can find a way to balance the both it is within all of us. Someone said that it is all just carrying buckets of water, but really we traded in one means (hunting and gathering) for another (working for money) when thinking about our lives from a Buddhist perspective it can be hard to swallow working a 9 to 5.

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