
Jan 27, 2012, 08:11 PM
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Originally Posted by SoupDragon
I guess I was having several thoughts in parallel there - I know it is easy for me to get so fixated on the next session that it blocks my awareness of what's happening right here and now. Yes that next session is important to me, but if I can notice how it is for me at the present moment, even if what I am noticing is my desire for that session to come quickly, I am "living" in the present and not putting everything on hold waiting for that time with T.
It's not easy, I know that all too well, but maybe it is due to the type of therapy I am doing, but I know my T encourages me to be in the "now" and to just be interested in my thoughts / feelings without judging them.
SD
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This is great insight - I have started to understand this as well.
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Happiness cannot be found
through great effort and willpower,
but is already present,
in open relaxation and letting go.
Don't strain yourself,
there is nothing to do or undo.
Whatever momentarily arises
in the body-mind
Has no real importance at all,
has little reality whatsoever.
Don't believe in the reality
of good and bad experiences;
they are today's ephemeral weather,
like rainbows in the sky.
~Venerable Lama Gendun Rinpoche~
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