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May 16, 2010 at 4:27 PM #551668May 16, 2010 at 4:56 PM #550701nocommonsenseParticipant
I, as you, have zero interest in organized religion. As us, the God of the Bible WANTS to have real and personal relationships with each of us through Christ.
[quote=scaredycat]the problem with the depression diagnosis froma doctor is, maybe the reaosn you’re depressed is that your life is not being lived right. in toher words, the doctor might say hell you sound depressed to me, give you some drugs to mask the symptoms, and you go one living in a way that is wrong. i think most people probably should be depressed with what we have that passes or life around here.
I’d be surprised if you could find a spiritual experience in an organized religion, but what the hell, go for it.[/quote]
May 16, 2010 at 4:56 PM #550809nocommonsenseParticipantI, as you, have zero interest in organized religion. As us, the God of the Bible WANTS to have real and personal relationships with each of us through Christ.
[quote=scaredycat]the problem with the depression diagnosis froma doctor is, maybe the reaosn you’re depressed is that your life is not being lived right. in toher words, the doctor might say hell you sound depressed to me, give you some drugs to mask the symptoms, and you go one living in a way that is wrong. i think most people probably should be depressed with what we have that passes or life around here.
I’d be surprised if you could find a spiritual experience in an organized religion, but what the hell, go for it.[/quote]
May 16, 2010 at 4:56 PM #551296nocommonsenseParticipantI, as you, have zero interest in organized religion. As us, the God of the Bible WANTS to have real and personal relationships with each of us through Christ.
[quote=scaredycat]the problem with the depression diagnosis froma doctor is, maybe the reaosn you’re depressed is that your life is not being lived right. in toher words, the doctor might say hell you sound depressed to me, give you some drugs to mask the symptoms, and you go one living in a way that is wrong. i think most people probably should be depressed with what we have that passes or life around here.
I’d be surprised if you could find a spiritual experience in an organized religion, but what the hell, go for it.[/quote]
May 16, 2010 at 4:56 PM #551395nocommonsenseParticipantI, as you, have zero interest in organized religion. As us, the God of the Bible WANTS to have real and personal relationships with each of us through Christ.
[quote=scaredycat]the problem with the depression diagnosis froma doctor is, maybe the reaosn you’re depressed is that your life is not being lived right. in toher words, the doctor might say hell you sound depressed to me, give you some drugs to mask the symptoms, and you go one living in a way that is wrong. i think most people probably should be depressed with what we have that passes or life around here.
I’d be surprised if you could find a spiritual experience in an organized religion, but what the hell, go for it.[/quote]
May 16, 2010 at 4:56 PM #551673nocommonsenseParticipantI, as you, have zero interest in organized religion. As us, the God of the Bible WANTS to have real and personal relationships with each of us through Christ.
[quote=scaredycat]the problem with the depression diagnosis froma doctor is, maybe the reaosn you’re depressed is that your life is not being lived right. in toher words, the doctor might say hell you sound depressed to me, give you some drugs to mask the symptoms, and you go one living in a way that is wrong. i think most people probably should be depressed with what we have that passes or life around here.
I’d be surprised if you could find a spiritual experience in an organized religion, but what the hell, go for it.[/quote]
May 16, 2010 at 6:45 PM #550726NeetaTParticipantI found that regardless of my surrounding circumstances, I either feel good or I do not feel good. It’s funny, because sometimes on the gloomiest days I feel good and on the brightest days I feel bad. I find that exercise to the point of exhaustion helps the most. I say, “keep moving.” I am in my late 40’s and make it a point to outperform men half my age. I do have back and joint problems, but I manage. After 25 yrs of SOF service, I have become a stalwart individual. I am constantly on the qui vive for diets that enhance mood. I found that consuming healthy ingredients mixed in a blender promotes a good mood. Mix spinach, soymilk, and cocoa powder in a blender for a good mood. I don’t mean to over simplify what you are trying to convey. Believe me, I sometimes look back on life and wonder what if? I can commiserate with you and hope that your life progresses down a prolific path. For me, at this point, health, money, and good weather are the ingredients for my satisfaction.
May 16, 2010 at 6:45 PM #550834NeetaTParticipantI found that regardless of my surrounding circumstances, I either feel good or I do not feel good. It’s funny, because sometimes on the gloomiest days I feel good and on the brightest days I feel bad. I find that exercise to the point of exhaustion helps the most. I say, “keep moving.” I am in my late 40’s and make it a point to outperform men half my age. I do have back and joint problems, but I manage. After 25 yrs of SOF service, I have become a stalwart individual. I am constantly on the qui vive for diets that enhance mood. I found that consuming healthy ingredients mixed in a blender promotes a good mood. Mix spinach, soymilk, and cocoa powder in a blender for a good mood. I don’t mean to over simplify what you are trying to convey. Believe me, I sometimes look back on life and wonder what if? I can commiserate with you and hope that your life progresses down a prolific path. For me, at this point, health, money, and good weather are the ingredients for my satisfaction.
May 16, 2010 at 6:45 PM #551321NeetaTParticipantI found that regardless of my surrounding circumstances, I either feel good or I do not feel good. It’s funny, because sometimes on the gloomiest days I feel good and on the brightest days I feel bad. I find that exercise to the point of exhaustion helps the most. I say, “keep moving.” I am in my late 40’s and make it a point to outperform men half my age. I do have back and joint problems, but I manage. After 25 yrs of SOF service, I have become a stalwart individual. I am constantly on the qui vive for diets that enhance mood. I found that consuming healthy ingredients mixed in a blender promotes a good mood. Mix spinach, soymilk, and cocoa powder in a blender for a good mood. I don’t mean to over simplify what you are trying to convey. Believe me, I sometimes look back on life and wonder what if? I can commiserate with you and hope that your life progresses down a prolific path. For me, at this point, health, money, and good weather are the ingredients for my satisfaction.
May 16, 2010 at 6:45 PM #551420NeetaTParticipantI found that regardless of my surrounding circumstances, I either feel good or I do not feel good. It’s funny, because sometimes on the gloomiest days I feel good and on the brightest days I feel bad. I find that exercise to the point of exhaustion helps the most. I say, “keep moving.” I am in my late 40’s and make it a point to outperform men half my age. I do have back and joint problems, but I manage. After 25 yrs of SOF service, I have become a stalwart individual. I am constantly on the qui vive for diets that enhance mood. I found that consuming healthy ingredients mixed in a blender promotes a good mood. Mix spinach, soymilk, and cocoa powder in a blender for a good mood. I don’t mean to over simplify what you are trying to convey. Believe me, I sometimes look back on life and wonder what if? I can commiserate with you and hope that your life progresses down a prolific path. For me, at this point, health, money, and good weather are the ingredients for my satisfaction.
May 16, 2010 at 6:45 PM #551698NeetaTParticipantI found that regardless of my surrounding circumstances, I either feel good or I do not feel good. It’s funny, because sometimes on the gloomiest days I feel good and on the brightest days I feel bad. I find that exercise to the point of exhaustion helps the most. I say, “keep moving.” I am in my late 40’s and make it a point to outperform men half my age. I do have back and joint problems, but I manage. After 25 yrs of SOF service, I have become a stalwart individual. I am constantly on the qui vive for diets that enhance mood. I found that consuming healthy ingredients mixed in a blender promotes a good mood. Mix spinach, soymilk, and cocoa powder in a blender for a good mood. I don’t mean to over simplify what you are trying to convey. Believe me, I sometimes look back on life and wonder what if? I can commiserate with you and hope that your life progresses down a prolific path. For me, at this point, health, money, and good weather are the ingredients for my satisfaction.
May 16, 2010 at 7:07 PM #550736FormerOwnerParticipantWow, I must say these are some great responses. I think there’s an element of truth in each of them. I agree with NeetaT about physical exercise being important – plus being outside in nature on a regular basis. I have struggled with depression on and off (more off than on) for much of my life but I think a lot of positive changes and creativity have come from it so I really wouldn’t have it any other way. I’ve become a much better person I think because of making changes as a result of being unhappy with the status quo. I’ve known people that appear perpetually happy and bubbly all the time but their lives are a mess and when you get to know them they are actually falling apart inside. In the end, we’re all just doing the best we can and the universe will unfold as it should.
May 16, 2010 at 7:07 PM #550844FormerOwnerParticipantWow, I must say these are some great responses. I think there’s an element of truth in each of them. I agree with NeetaT about physical exercise being important – plus being outside in nature on a regular basis. I have struggled with depression on and off (more off than on) for much of my life but I think a lot of positive changes and creativity have come from it so I really wouldn’t have it any other way. I’ve become a much better person I think because of making changes as a result of being unhappy with the status quo. I’ve known people that appear perpetually happy and bubbly all the time but their lives are a mess and when you get to know them they are actually falling apart inside. In the end, we’re all just doing the best we can and the universe will unfold as it should.
May 16, 2010 at 7:07 PM #551331FormerOwnerParticipantWow, I must say these are some great responses. I think there’s an element of truth in each of them. I agree with NeetaT about physical exercise being important – plus being outside in nature on a regular basis. I have struggled with depression on and off (more off than on) for much of my life but I think a lot of positive changes and creativity have come from it so I really wouldn’t have it any other way. I’ve become a much better person I think because of making changes as a result of being unhappy with the status quo. I’ve known people that appear perpetually happy and bubbly all the time but their lives are a mess and when you get to know them they are actually falling apart inside. In the end, we’re all just doing the best we can and the universe will unfold as it should.
May 16, 2010 at 7:07 PM #551430FormerOwnerParticipantWow, I must say these are some great responses. I think there’s an element of truth in each of them. I agree with NeetaT about physical exercise being important – plus being outside in nature on a regular basis. I have struggled with depression on and off (more off than on) for much of my life but I think a lot of positive changes and creativity have come from it so I really wouldn’t have it any other way. I’ve become a much better person I think because of making changes as a result of being unhappy with the status quo. I’ve known people that appear perpetually happy and bubbly all the time but their lives are a mess and when you get to know them they are actually falling apart inside. In the end, we’re all just doing the best we can and the universe will unfold as it should.
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