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I'm addicted to stimulation ,Any advice?

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What about constant meditation?

 

Not just sitting for an hour and then forgetting about it when it's over, but for example like a walking meditation. If there exists a meditation while you're walking, I guess you could expand that to every act you do.

 

I know that meditation originally really just means a certain way of life, but we usually associate it with some thing you do at one point in the day and then stop, so I wanted to clarify.

 

Edit: I remember Osho explained it as observing feeling yourself as like you have no head and only the body from the neck down is walking around.

Also, I have a book The Mind Illuminated and there's a walking meditation inside that goes in depth how exactly it should be done, but I haven't reached that part of the book yet.

 

 

Edited by mojsterr

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@ZenSwift thanks to you  .that was extremely helpful ?


“God is the Alpha Omega .. the beginning-less  beginning and the endless end . 
He is the first without start . He is the last without end . He is the manifest actuality ..nothing covers him . He is the most hidden essence  ..nothing can grasp him .. nothing below him or more subtle than him .The ego is the belief I’m separate from god . Because being god is too good to be true .No matter how dark it gets or difficult it gets ..no matter how long it is going to take .. my destiny is the infinite happiness and infinite joy and love as the best thing ever ..God .  “

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I'd do a depth psychotherapy, and also check for adhd


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