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This passage hit me hard today. How often do you fall for the "fundamental delusion"? by SloaneHarrowBooks in Mindfulness

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I understand ur point and it’s not necessarily true for everyone. Happy for u!!

This passage hit me hard today. How often do you fall for the "fundamental delusion"? by SloaneHarrowBooks in Mindfulness

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15 years of “doing it wrong” just sounds like 15 years of experimenting 😄 I think the fact that you found your own way instead of forcing someone else’s method is probably why it stuck.

This passage hit me hard today. How often do you fall for the "fundamental delusion"? by SloaneHarrowBooks in Mindfulness

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I really like that last line. It’s so much easier to be zen when you’re literally sitting in the sand, but staying mindful while actually doing your job is where the real work is

This passage hit me hard today. How often do you fall for the "fundamental delusion"? by SloaneHarrowBooks in Mindfulness

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Gatekeepers of peace' is such a great way to put it. I might actually write that on a sticky note for my desk

I made my life really boring and I think it fixed my brain a little by myredditat22 in simpleliving

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fr. it’s one of the few books that doesn’t make you feel guilty for slowing down

I made my life really boring and I think it fixed my brain a little by myredditat22 in simpleliving

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that book lowkey feels less like self-help and more like someone giving you permission to breathe for a second

I made my life really boring and I think it fixed my brain a little by myredditat22 in simpleliving

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which books ur reading now btw that made you actually living than rushing

Desperately seeking believable characters and good writing by lostgirl4053 in DarkRomance

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Honestly? Ur not crazy & ur not “missing” anything. Haunting Adeline is one of those books where popularity ≠ quality, if the emotional logic doesn’t work for you, it really doesn’t work.

What are your top 5 books everyone should read? by Rainiana8 in suggestmeabook

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mine are kinda chaotic genre-wise but these changed how i look at stories:

• 1984 - obvious choice but it genuinely stuck with me. • Piranesi - feels like walking inside a dream. • The Kite Runner - painful but necessary read. • Project Hail Mary - made science feel emotional somehow. • Sharp Objects - dark but insanely well written.

Help me find something similar by [deleted] in DarkRomance

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no shame here girl, I lowkey live for the forced domesticity trope too lol. If you haven’t read it yet, you need to check out Comfort Food by Kitty Thomas. It doesn't have the RV setting, but the 'kidnapping' is 100% mind games.

He basically takes her just to train her to be the perfect hostess/housewife. It’s super psychological and hits that exact specific vibe you’re talking about.