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Author:  seabreezeblue [ Thu May 12, 2016 11:55 pm ]
Blog Subject:  Reincarnation etc.. 2.

I think i preferred it when i didn't really believe in something specific afterwards you know.. because now i do pretty much believe properly - or at least be almost certain that there's something afterwards - i'm noticing that i'm starting to think in a way that isn't that healthy.
I seem to have lost the fear - and the fear is a good thing because the uncertainty has saved me a few times.
Not in recent years sure - i have plenty of things to do right now.. and i hope to continue to have plenty of things to do.. but what happens if i don't..when i don't anymore?
what happens in a few years time when I don't have someone relying on me to take care of them.. what happens if at that point i fall into depression and just decide not to keep fighting.

The thing is - i do now believe in an after.. though i don't believe that i'll remember this one.. and i don't know exactly what is after.. hopefully i'll be a person rather than a fly or something, but what if one day, the what if looks more appealing than the now.?
because i can see that happening :|



Comments

Author:  Snaga [ Thu May 19, 2016 2:39 pm ]

Hugs!

Author:  seabreezeblue [ Thu May 19, 2016 9:21 pm ]

thanks xx

thinking is depressing.. i think..

Author:  Snaga [ Sun May 22, 2016 2:57 pm ]

When you're me, it is, unless you're- and I almost hate to use the term, since Ada is the resident student on this- maladaptively daydreaming. Unless I'm lost in a world of my own construct- I cycle thru favourite alternate worlds- then I'm usually worrying about something.

So yup, thinking is depressing. (((((hugs))))

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