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You can regulate this if you want. Start being active in all sorts of things: school, friends, helping people out, whatever makes you busy. This will give you less time to think and therefor more happier. This'll work, trust me.OverTheHorizonRadar wrote:You and I are in the same boat good sir.Spenner wrote:I think too muchway too much... I'd be so much happier if I didn't
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Yes, definitely. And before you do this it always feels like it would NEVER work but it always does ;/ I've been away from my friends, too busy at my extremely mind torturing job for too long :lAesthetics wrote:You can regulate this if you want. Start being active in all sorts of things: school, friends, helping people out, whatever makes you busy. This will give you less time to think and therefor more happier. This'll work, trust me.OverTheHorizonRadar wrote:You and I are in the same boat good sir.Spenner wrote:I think too muchway too much... I'd be so much happier if I didn't

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I DO THIS EVERY NIGHT WITH YOUR SON!Spenner wrote:Yes, definitely. And before you do this it always feels like it would NEVER work but it always does ;/ I've been away from my friends, too busy at my extremely mind torturing job for too long :lAesthetics wrote:You can regulate this if you want. Start being active in all sorts of things: school, friends, helping people out, whatever makes you busy. This will give you less time to think and therefor more happier. This'll work, trust me.OverTheHorizonRadar wrote: You and I are in the same boat good sir.
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Asking because last night my sister read my monthly horoscope and it seemed to fit my current situations and the descriptions I often see of my astrological sign (capricorn), often suit me.mechanismj wrote:I can't say I follow it, but I can understand how it would become part of someone's belief system. Why you askin'?Julian Candy wrote:Does anybody here believe in astrology, horoscopes, and all that stuff?

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I've studied a little bit of this stuff. It makes sense from the perspective that everything is energy and that since our planet is influenced by the energy of other "external" forces like the sun, moon, planets, not to mention the galaxy itself, us being the consciousness incarnate of the Earth itself, would also be effected by these same forces. So, from that angle, I can fit it into my belief system easily. I just haven't found reason to read it and study it ritualistically for myself at this time, but that certainly does not mean it's not valid. If it works for you, man, use it! What ever gives you more power or awareness in your life is always better!Julian Candy wrote:Asking because last night my sister read my monthly horoscope and it seemed to fit my current situations and the descriptions I often see of my astrological sign (capricorn), often suit me.mechanismj wrote:I can't say I follow it, but I can understand how it would become part of someone's belief system. Why you askin'?Julian Candy wrote:Does anybody here believe in astrology, horoscopes, and all that stuff?
