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How do I stop racing thoughts? in Psychology ·
Bradley Bennett9
You’re probably thinking of density, not dimension...
How do I stop racing thoughts? in Psychology ·
Everyone else has been busy coddling you up to this point, but I’m here to give you a reality check.
- According to the laws of karma, since you haven't quite finished your business in this lifetime,
you're going to be reborn as a woman. (Can you even wrap your head around life without your junk?)
And if that doesn't scare you... just imagine being a woman in Afghanistan...(That really hits home for me! :-))
..your husband will beat you, he'll take what he wants without any foreplay—basically making it feel more like an assault than anything else... you'll end up with twelve kids, and you certainly won't have the luxury of feeling depressed or even having the spare thought to consider suicide.
..plus, there won't be any TV or computers for you!
Now, go ahead and think about that.
How to get over an awkward moment? in Spirituality ·
And one more thing for rustymaker5...
-if you spend all your time manifesting conflict in your head, don't be surprised when it actually shows up on your doorstep.
Isn't it better to just visualize the win? Start with some positive energy for once. If even half of what you imagine actually happens, you still come out ahead, right?
How to get over an awkward moment? in Spirituality ·
During meditation, I make it a point to apologize to all the different sides of myself, ask for their forgiveness, and beg for them to forgive me too, and
- look, I just can't be that perfect. 😬 I let time handle the healing process. Your idea sounds lovely on paper, but how much is actually possible? 😕 Who are you trying to fool here? Yourself, or the rest of us?
How to get over an awkward moment? in Spirituality ·
Ask yourself if any of this will even matter two years from now.
Go back over what happened one more time and try to actually extract some kind of lesson from it.
Then, just imagine shoving THAT entire mess into a trash bag and hauling it out to the dumpster.
Because every time you obsess over THAT, it’s the exact same thing as digging through a garbage bin.
( You really enjoy that, don't you? )
Arthur Barnes said:Look, I don't want to come off as arrogant or full of myself, but I didn't start this thread to solicit everyone's opinion. I'm looking for hard facts.

If anyone actually has some data to back this up, please, lay it on us.

Fine. So, is it a "fact" that our clinic pulls in more revenue from people who aren't exactly geniuses? Or do they just show up more often because they have deeper pockets?
-And let’s be real, you only started this thread to feel important. Sorry, not sorry.
-I'm brand new here, so I'll just say goodbye. Peace out.
Arthur Barnes said:Does this even exist?

I’m talking generally here—is there a higher probability of someone with a high IQ developing any kind of mental illness? Or perhaps specific cases, like whether OCD tends to hit people with higher intelligence more often? If anyone actually knows the answer.

I'd appreciate it if you could back it up with a Quote. 👋


-I suspect people with higher IQs are just more likely to seek help, which means they end up being recorded in the statistics more often.