spiritualtactic: Take drugs to expand your mind not escape it

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spiritualtactic:

Take drugs to expand your mind not escape it

theworldjustgotlighter: They say a picture is worth a thousand...

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They say a picture is worth a thousand words. This one deserves more.

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epic-humor: i just burned 1200 calories (i forgot the pizza in the oven)

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epic-humor:

i just burned 1200 calories (i forgot the pizza in the oven)

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epic-humor: buzzfeed: Some billboards get a lot more creative...

Sat, 15 Jun 2013 04:39:47 -0400

epic-humor:

buzzfeed:

Some billboards get a lot more creative than others.

"The two most important days in your life are the day you are born and the day you figure out why."

Fri, 14 Jun 2013 19:17:44 -0400

“The two most important days in your life are the day you are born and the day you figure out why.”

- Mark Twain (via brettlange)

When people at the movies won't shut up

Thu, 13 Jun 2013 22:04:03 -0400

When people at the movies won't shut up:

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So you just wanna be like

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Thu, 13 Jun 2013 21:56:03 -0400

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theburiedlife: Happiness Tips: 5 Things You Need To Know About...

Thu, 13 Jun 2013 21:40:39 -0400

theburiedlife:

Happiness Tips: 5 Things You Need To Know About Your Pursuit Of Joy

1. Know That Human Beings Are Extremely Bad At Forecasting Happiness
When you are bursting to buy that shiny, new car, know that the happy high you’re experiencing is a fleeting one. In fact, Dobelli says that jubilant sensation you get from a big, material purchase will only last for up to six months, so buy wisely. “Be very careful,” Dobelli warns, “generally, things do not make us happy, experiences, tasks, challenges and projects do.” In other words, try to rid the desire for instant gratification - some things are worth the wait.

2. Remove The Notion That ‘Life Is A Dance’
“If you live like there’s no tomorrow, you’ll be in jail five minutes later,” Dobelli laughs. The author says it’s important to plan — doing the hard thing now will make life easier in the long run. “Forget that carpe diem thing,” he suggests, and realize that life takes effort, planning and forethought to be excellent. Don’t let this tip get you down, spontaneity lovers — the chapter this ideology comes from is titled “Live Each Day as If It Were Your Last — but Only on Sundays.” There’s room to let your plans fall by the wayside: Doing so may seem like an oxymoron, but you’re best scheduling unplanned days for once a week.

3. Stop Following The Herd
We’re hard-wired to copy our peers; it’s a habit we developed thousands of years ago when, if you saw your fellow caveman running from a sabertooth-tiger, it was wise to play copycat. In modern times, however, Dobelli says we benefit from straying from the pack: The action forces us to be more confident in our own decision-making. “Following the herd is very dangerous,” Dobelli says. “The more we observe other people displaying a behavior, the more we think that behavior is right — and that’s absurd.” Trusting your gut, and removing the influence of other’s from what you decide is right, will get easier over time — you just have to keep at it.

4. Limit Your News Consumption
Dobelli is an advocate of unplugging: He says rather than keep an eye on a steadfast Twitter feed, it’s more productive to read books and long-form articles that will educate you on the bigger picture. The specific details that come from breaking news, like how long a storm lasted, are “not relevant to your life,” the author says. Instead, invest your time learning about definitive concepts and events. Think you’ll be accused of living under a rock? “I’ve never missed a beat,” says the author. You’ll hear about the news from your peers, he assures, but will still be in control of curating the way you consume it. Removing yourself from the clutter of the details will leave room for what really matters — and what’s worth spending your brain power on.

5. Don’t Get Overly Caught Up In The ‘Present Moment’
“Be in the moment” has become a pervasive mantra of those who subscribe to healthy and mindful living. But being present encapsulates both what you can and cannot see, Dobelli explains, and the latter is the part most people forget about. “We tend to be overly enthralled by the things that are here, and we don’t have a sensor for the stuff that is missing,” he says. Don’t pigeonhole your day; instead, be cognizant that while things are happening before your eyes, things are also happening beyond them. It’s a vague philosophy, but reminding yourself to be less egocentric can help remove the wasteful thoughts that come with being too ”now”-minded.

-The Huffington Post

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spiritualtactic: Take drugs to expand your mind not escape it

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epic-humor: buzzfeed: Some billboards get a lot more creative...

"The two most important days in your life are the day you are born and the day you figure out why."

When people at the movies won't shut up

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theburiedlife: Happiness Tips: 5 Things You Need To Know About...

Happiness Tips: 5 Things You Need To Know About Your Pursuit Of Joy