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minimalism

Pain has no recollection of its bounds; but you can live the questions+believe in momentary possibilities. {baby steps count}

by stargardener

in minimalism,multiple sclerosis,overcome,Rilke,Self-Care

This has been a week of incorporating new ways of coping for me. Pain {physical, mental/emotional} magnifies whatever we face in our dailies. At best, we hold steady as the clock marks the hours of each day {and night}. At worst, we hide away from any attempt to “help” or alter what we face — [...]

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Rituals, mile markers and traveling directions: truth // accept // onward

by stargardener

in clutter,doing the work,free form thinking,goal setting,intentions,mile marker,mind-mapping,minimalism,right brain planning,Soundtrack of My Life,tactile planning,the art of planning,visual thinking

It is my ritual to be outside in the early morning; I practice yoga, walk {wander} and simply abide in the country air, taking notice of the views and countless sensory gifts of nature. As I write this, the sky is a collage of muted grays; but when I went out earlier, the sky was [...]

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The Month of One {decluttering/simplifying online activities}

by stargardener

in minimalism,right brain planning

For this month’s series of posts, I am focusing upon baby steps to {a balanced} life: more ease — less stressing about what is not being completed. Allowing ourselves the opportunity to focus upon one element or aspect of our dailies in order to assign it as a piece to the puzzle of wholeness. Of [...]

Tagged as: The Month of One, {1} thing every day

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