Sometimes our minds are like a broken record, we mull over the same thoughts, memories, or problems without reaching any clarity or resolution. We can even feel more confused after wandering through the maze of our own minds endlessly. When this happens, it can help to ask for help, and we can do this internally. If you find yourself this week struggling with an anxious thought, a dilemma, a dark mood, pause and take a breath. Connect to the present moment by tuning in to your senses. Think of a person you trust or admire, they can be someone in your life like a parent or teacher (living or dead), it may be a public figure, or a spiritual leader. Then ask yourself: "What would (insert name of your chosen wise person) do right now?/say to me right now?" Listen for the answer - it may come right away, it may come later, be patient. “Thoreau writes, “Is there a greater miracle than to see through another’s eyes, even for an instant?” ― Tara Brach
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