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**hHwJ229h** · 12-03-2011, 05:33 AM

Have you gotten that experience through meditation? If so, what kind of meditation are you practicing?

Meditation helps to clear the thoughts about how lonely the mind is, though the feelings and thoughts of loneliness inevitably return.

Or those are just thoughts around more thoughts about loneliness, mind, self and the like

My new baseline seems to be an empty mind, and it is from this emptiness that feelings of loneliness seem to arise.

Thoughts arise and fade one after another endlessly and there is no real way to own them.

Yes perhaps I did not word that correctly; what I meant was to acknowledge that nobody else is responsible for my thoughts but me. Thoughts arise and fade, however I'm finding consistent thoughts of distress (loneliness) arising and fading.

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hHwJ229h Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 475 Senior Member	Have you gotten that experience through meditation? If so, what kind of meditation are you practicing? Meditation helps to clear the thoughts about how lonely the mind is, though the feelings and thoughts of loneliness inevitably return. Or those are just thoughts around more thoughts about loneliness, mind, self and the like My new baseline seems to be an empty mind, and it is from this emptiness that feelings of loneliness seem to arise. Thoughts arise and fade one after another endlessly and there is no real way to own them. Yes perhaps I did not word that correctly; what I meant was to acknowledge that nobody else is responsible for my thoughts but me. Thoughts arise and fade, however I'm finding consistent thoughts of distress (loneliness) arising and fading.
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