Thunder Bow, thank you for your response. Your advice echoes steps I've already been taking in day to day life. I spend time alone outdoors, or with my dog. I have been trying to think less and feel more.
I note that you are a 'Navajo Shaman'. Beautiful. I have been walking down the trail of the modern shaman for a while now, probably longer than I even realize. My views are based on those exhibited by the most ancient (and surviving) tribal societies, commingled with my research into quantum physics. Thus far, I am only a shaman to myself and to the Mother however, because I feel strongly that before I can strive to heal or help others, I must first heal and help myself.
Assuming everything goes basically to plan, in the Fall I will begin my college education. I intend to major in Social Psychology and minor in Cognitive Sciences. My goal is to conduct research into applying techniques of ancient tribal small-scale social harmony to the larger scale mass/global internet-infused civilization, to raise eco-socio-consciousness and contribute to the ultimate prevention of things like war and starvation, through social harmony.
This career choice ties into my spiritual journey. For now, I'm working on it. I just need an outlet, I think. To talk, and assure myself that I'm not completely unglued here. As I've stated, I can't afford therapy, so here I am.

Fortuitous that the first and currently the only member of these forums to deign to respond to me is a shaman. Pure Jungian synchronicity.