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October 01, 2008

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The Life Skills Guy

Sometimes I think the quanity of time I rest or sleep is important, but the fact is my sleep is irregular. So after decades of dealing with those hassles, I shifted to focus on the quality of my rest. Thinking can disturb quality, as the silence beyond thinking increases quality. So to deal with sleep hassles, rest awareness in the silence beyond anxious thinking. That may sound too abstract, but kids play there, we heal better there & loving or spiritual moments take us there. I think just the intention of going there is healing. Thanks for your comment. Marc

Rufor

Hello,
You need more rest i think

Thank you
Rufor

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