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    Rob
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    Is it possible that Anxiety is a request to send (pray) love/ compassion to someone?

     

    #182357
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Dear Rob:

    I don’t understand your question. Would you like to rephrase it, or elaborate on it?

    anita

    #182365
    Peter
    Participant

    Yes, its possible.

    Anxiety shows up when we notice something is off. Usually when something doesn’t conform to the way we want things to be. As such Anxiety is neither good nor bad, its information. Anxiety becomes a problem when consciousness becomes fixated on a problem and becomes a story we start reacting to and labeling ourselves. Anxiety no longer only information to responded but a condition/story we react to and start to become.

    I think your on the right track if you can step back from anxiety, yours or others, and respond with compassion, for yourself and others. That could create enough space to see that anxiety was about control… desire, doubt, uncertainty.

    (Could it be that anxiety, uncertainty, doubt, and desire are all about control? Anxiety, uncertainty, doubt, and desire none of which is bad our good in themselves, just information. Its when we label our emotions as good and bad, wanted or unwanted that we start loss contact with our center.)

     

     

    #182369
    Rob
    Participant

    I got relief from painful anxiety only after expressing compassion in my thoughts to a person suffering.

    • This reply was modified 6 years, 12 months ago by Rob. Reason: typos
    #182379
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Dear Rob:

    I am still trying to understand your question in your original post: are you asking if a suffering person caused you to feel anxiety so that you express compassion to him or her?

    anita

    #182381
    Rob
    Participant

    Not reacting causes anxiety. By accident I tried  mindful compassion and it helped.

    #182391
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Dear Rob:

    I don’t understand. You received a response, above, from another member. Maybe you missed it? I hope other members can help you. I simply… don’t understand what you are asking for.

    anita

    #182395
    Peter
    Participant

    Yes, mindful compassion for ourselves and others is a door way to healing

     

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