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@skier, thank you for telling us about your meditation practice. Note that it is called a practice.....meaning of course that we must keep at it. I belong to a sangha that practices mindful meditation every week throughout the year. We have 3 and 4 days retreats also and our next one is in August. I think that mindfulness actually changes the thoughts in our brains. In particular, a guided body meditation lets us evaluate the condition of our bodies just so we are aware of areas where we can make a difference in pain levels.

Recently, I was in the hospital for a few days and found that my mind was able to make positive adjustments to the situation. I was surprised at how calm I was even with pain and discomfort. I also practiced my mindful speech. Is it kind, is it true, is it necessary? These three questions are the guides for mindful thoughts and spoken words.

May you be free of suffering and the causes if suffering.
Chris

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Chris, you are a remarkable woman. I'm constantly impressed with your depth or feeling and thinking You've helped me so very much since meeting, several months ago. God gave you to me as a true gift, my friend. Thank you for all you do for others and what you've given me that has helped so much. Thank you. Bless you. May you feel well, be well and prosper. Elizabeth