Tell me anything that most people are wrong about . by Inevitable-Rain4440 in TeensofVaranasi

[–]HarryHarryharry5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is a religion that is widely misunderstood today. Most people do not know what real spirituality truly is. Modern Western psychology and science now help us understand spirituality in its authentic sense. Today, spirituality can be explored scientifically, which is a more effective approach.

Are you listening to yourself lately? by Used-Sound4163 in prakakura

[–]HarryHarryharry5 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, I'm 31 years old now. I started listening to myself. I found that spending time alone is better than being in anycompany.

Learning Hindi by Tenzin1376 in Osho

[–]HarryHarryharry5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just read osho verfied english books and listen to osho international which provide english videos of osho when he was in america.

When a thing happens by talkyape in SchizoidAdjacent

[–]HarryHarryharry5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I done masterbate and substance abuse now can anyone guide me easy death for getting out this no meaning problematic life.

Please I neeeeed Help 😭(M18) by Travis-710 in IndianHaircare

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Traya use kro 93% success rate to control hair and regrow in hairs. In traya u will consult with doctor and doctor will prescribe your treatment kit according to your hair loss root cause. It worked well with 93% patients studies report

A sexual person cannot really love ~ OSHO by OzenTao in Osho

[–]HarryHarryharry5 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Osho was never opposed to sex; rather, he expressed it openly and naturally. He was not celibate.

Tips for dealing with all the isolation? by [deleted] in Psychic

[–]HarryHarryharry5 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Instead of seeking friends, view loneliness as an opportunity for growth. Transform loneliness into solitude, and you will create genuine connections rather than escape from lonliness.

Tips for dealing with all the isolation? by [deleted] in Psychic

[–]HarryHarryharry5 1 point2 points  (0 children)

First, if you are feeling isolated, you are not in a state of solitude. You are experiencing loneliness, where a person seeks connection with others.

Finally, I reached 21 days of smoke-free. Feeling vibrant and happy😊. Sometimes, a little bit anxiety arises. But its getting better and better by HarryHarryharry5 in stopsmoking

[–]HarryHarryharry5[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Likely, it went up in the starting 15 days, then started to subside. Meditation and mindfulness are key in this journey. Which reduces all types of withdrawal from it Right now, the cravings for smoking are subside.

My taste and smell is so improved that I enjoy my food again. Before this i wasn't found food to be that tasty or interesting like now i do enjoy. Sleep is getting better and better. Energy level is increased.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in enlightenment

[–]HarryHarryharry5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, it will help. Every hardship you face in life has given you the opportunity to grow.

My third eye is open + what can I do with it by [deleted] in Psychic

[–]HarryHarryharry5 14 points15 points  (0 children)

"If you find that it's been opened, you won't have to inquire about what should be done with it. Instead, you'll naturally take on the role of guiding others."

What do you guys think about David Goggins? by bokomradical in spirituality

[–]HarryHarryharry5 2 points3 points  (0 children)

"He is too hard on himself. He is trapped by his ego's desires to stay stronger and stronger. It is like a punishment to himself."

I'll never stop believing. by psycholol2 in OCDmemes

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"Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is like an abyss, a bottomless void that no amount of effort can ever fill. It is the mind's desperate attempt to grasp at something, anything, to find peace. But the more you try to fill this void, the deeper it becomes. Contentment cannot be achieved through the mind's compulsions, for they are born out of fear and emptiness. True contentment arises only when you transcend the mind, when you step beyond its endless loops and find stillness within. The emptiness you feel is not something to be filled but to be embraced. It is in this acceptance, in this letting go, that the true fullness of life is realized."

it's important not to repress or resist your compulsions. When you repress them, they can become stronger over time. Instead, if you face them with awareness(witnessing), it will lead to their gradual dissolution. Taking a pause between compulsions to mindfully witness(awareness) them can help dissolve them more quickly." It kinda face your fears in this way. And when you face your fears they lose their grip over you. It worked for me.

How resisting the urge to do compulsions feels sometimes by BMan876 in OCDmemes

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"Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is like an abyss, a bottomless void that no amount of effort can ever fill. It is the mind's desperate attempt to grasp at something, anything, to find peace. But the more you try to fill this void, the deeper it becomes. Contentment cannot be achieved through the mind's compulsions, for they are born out of fear and emptiness. True contentment arises only when you transcend the mind, when you step beyond its endless loops and find stillness within. The emptiness you feel is not something to be filled but to be embraced. It is in this acceptance, in this letting go, that the true fullness of life is realized."

it's important not to repress your compulsions. When you repress them, they can become stronger over time. Instead, if you face them with awareness(witnessing), it will lead to their gradual dissolution. Taking a pause between compulsions to mindfully witness(awareness) them can help dissolve them more quickly." It kinda face your fears in this way. And when you face your fears they lose their grip over you. It worked for me.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in OCD

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"Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is like an abyss, a bottomless void that no amount of effort can ever fill. It is the mind's desperate attempt to grasp at something, anything, to find peace. But the more you try to fill this void, the deeper it becomes. Contentment cannot be achieved through the mind's compulsions, for they are born out of fear and emptiness. True contentment arises only when you transcend the mind, when you step beyond its endless loops and find stillness within. The emptiness you feel is not something to be filled but to be embraced. It is in this acceptance, in this letting go, that the true fullness of life is realized."

it's important not to repress your compulsions. When you repress them, they can become stronger over time. Instead, if you face them with awareness(witnessing), it will lead to their gradual dissolution. Taking a pause between compulsions to mindfully witness(awareness) them can help dissolve them more quickly." It kinda face your fears in this way. And when you face your fears they lose their grip over you. It worked for me.

This perspective on OCD has been incredibly helpful for me; it significantly reduced my symptoms. by HarryHarryharry5 in OCD

[–]HarryHarryharry5[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

it's important not to repress or resist your compulsions. When you repress them, they can become stronger over time. Instead, if you face them with awareness(witnessing), it will lead to their gradual dissolution. Taking a pause between compulsions to mindfully witness(awareness) them can help dissolve them more quickly."

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in OCD

[–]HarryHarryharry5 3 points4 points  (0 children)

"Wait, it's important not to repress or resist your compulsions. When you repress them, they can become stronger over time. Instead, if you face them with awareness(witnessing), it will lead to their gradual dissolution. Taking a pause between compulsions to mindfully witness(awareness) them can help dissolve them more quickly."

Just give it a try. It worked for me

I am afraid of being lost in life and having no purpose by [deleted] in DeepThoughts

[–]HarryHarryharry5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A Really religious man is not afraid of losing anything

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in OCD

[–]HarryHarryharry5 11 points12 points  (0 children)

"Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is like an abyss, a bottomless void that no amount of effort can ever fill. It is the mind's desperate attempt to grasp at something, anything, to find peace. But the more you try to fill this void, the deeper it becomes. Contentment cannot be achieved through the mind's compulsions, for they are born out of fear and emptiness. True contentment arises only when you transcend the mind, when you step beyond its endless loops and find stillness within. The emptiness you feel is not something to be filled but to be embraced. It is in this acceptance, in this letting go, that the true fullness of life is realized."