Published by Jo- Creative PTSD Gal
Time for an update 2/3/18
I am a graphic designer by day and quit being a sassy bartender on the weekends. I do enjoy staying busy but now instead I spend time for self-care and trying to find...me. I'm now busy in a more healthy way.
I was diagnosed with C-PTSD from a past life experience and not quite ready to tell that part of my story yet but my hope is tap more into my creativity whether it be cooking, journaling, writing short stories or drawing. Scattered-brained is how I feel and I will try very hard to keep this personal blog as organized as possible…but no promises.
My journey so far has been filled with ups and downs and I'm working on getting more ups even when the downs are still there. Join me. I hope that you enjoy reading, find some inspiration and possibly help me do the same.
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A Kōan a paradox to be meditated upon that is used to train Zen Buddhist monks to abandon ultimate dependence on reason and to force them into gaining sudden intuitive enlightenment. This was so difficult for me to complete. But after a lot of reflection on the statement, I FINALLY understood.
Oh yes, the Koans… I remember those from my college Asian philosophy class. I don’t think I’ve ever attained enlightenment, but then again, I’m not really doing the work…
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Nicely done!!’
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Yours seems a much better example of this than those shown on the MW site. Well done! It even had that ‘master’ kind of voice as I read it 🙂
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Oh thank you! I felt like I was winging it. I read examples and thought I I couldn’t but after I stared at the screen for a while it just clicked 🙂
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