Conscious living as a recovery manifesto has guided me through and made the difference between reacting to what happens to me, and beating the schizophrenia at its own game.
As a daily devotion, conscious living is the act of thinking things through instead of respo...
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Recovery Is A Process
Kate K.
Friday, May 02, 2008 at 10:18 PMre: Recovery Is A Process
Christina Bruni
Friday, May 02, 2008 at 11:26 PMKate,
Right on!
I, too, have made friends with the schizophrenia
Learning to be kind to yourself and allowing yourself to feel good is so important.
Peace,
Chri
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Christina Bruni
Friday, May 02, 2008 at 11:28 PMKate,
Right on!
I, too, have learned to make friends with the schizophrenia.
Learning to accept what you can't change, and allowing yourself to feel good even though life is hard, is the way to heal.
Peace,
Chris
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Hi Christina,
I'm trying to learn to go with the flow of the recovery process. It's a fact of life that there will always be down times, times of conflict, but I've cultivated enough of a positive attitude that I don't get bogged down. Right now I've just come through some tension with the voices. They were calling me evil. Several years ago I would have been miserable, but now I got active and creative. Following the Tibetan Buddhist attitude of seeing obstacles as spiritual opportunities, I'm learning to view myself and my voices with compassion. I think it's very important for those of us who live with the voices to not view them as enemies, but as a challenge to deepen spiritual practice.
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