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magical thyme

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11. I dunno

Reply to saras (Reply #10)

Thu Mar 8, 2012, 04:25 PM

Mar 2012

the ups and downs seem kind of bipolar to me. At least if I'm permanently grouchy, I have some sense of stability.

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Getting Unstuck from Automatic Negative Thinking [View all] MindMover Mar 2012 OP

Good stuff the most relevant paragraphs in my mind are": Vincardog Mar 2012 #1

Relevant? xtraxritical Mar 2012 #4

classic cbt nt/ RainDog Mar 2012 #2

The more time I spend in my garden, the more I am drawn to the positive. JDPriestly Mar 2012 #3

Personally, I'll choose to skip the dualism and listen to some John Cage saras Mar 2012 #5

especially his magnificent piece 4'33''........ MindMover Mar 2012 #8

every time I focus on the positive magical thyme Mar 2012 #6

Being negative attracts the positive, with the intent to neutralize. Being a particle's a bummer. saras Mar 2012 #10

I dunno magical thyme Mar 2012 #11

Don't let a preacher tell you you are a sinner. Manifestor_of_Light Mar 2012 #7

Bright-sided: How Positive Thinking is Undermining America eridani Mar 2012 #9

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