nen888 said:..sending you the best wishes possible jamie..
..with an extra decade to have gone through similar experiences jamie, i can say that things do change...that kind of love can appear again, in another set of eyes, but it's the same eyes in a way...if you're open and not resisting change..life becomes more complete again..other things in life will fill the void....and the thing is. GOD is with me. I NEVER thought I would find myselft saying that. But I know it. I know GOD. It's not the christian god, or the muslim god. It's not Odin. Sometimes she is Gaia, other times she bites like a black widow. Sometimes he's a massive galactic orgasm. Other times it is none of these..but something..indescribable..ineffible..and yet..that's not enough..this god feels shattered, like myself. Maybe god lost a lover too.
Is GOD lonely?
Does GOD have a lover?
How do you reconcile loosing the one person who seemed to reflect the stars themselves back to you?..one who when you look into they're eyes you see the cosmos encased? The only person you ever loved? The smile that could be the highlight of your day, for every single day of your life?
if one thing is inevitable in the universe it is change...the shakti as hindus call it..
but sure, spiritual advice can seem empty or annoying in the depths of pain..
in a similar state when i was around 30 i felt so alone that i could see no real other positive path but to actually embrace the spiritual path...or whatever you want to call it..
..with hindsight i can see that only by being put in a predicament of aloneness could i have really worked on the discipline of focusing on the universal love..what seemed like tragedy was in fact an opportunity to grow..
..through focus, through faith, through openness, to keep feeling that sense of eternity and hope, even after entheogens have 'worn off'...to keep the feeling of a deep spiritual breakthrough in my heart always...and to trust that that feeling, those eyes are more than the person you experienced this through..to be not attached to that self-identity of mine which, in it's hallucination of separation, could feel so alone..
"Does GOD have a lover?"
..i think God's lover is a dancer, called Change..
if you can embrace her, things will change for you too..
again, wish you well jamie...
Truly inspiring dude. Especially the end of your statement about
through focus, through faith, through openness, to keep feeling that sense of eternity and hope, even after entheogens have 'worn off'...to keep the feeling of a deep spiritual breakthrough in my heart always...and to trust that that feeling, those eyes are more than the person you experienced this through
I've recently broken up with my GF of over 3 years. We've had so many deep experiences together. Sychs every single day. Something to behold, literally. After we broke up, and now that we've been several weeks apart, I can say with certainty that change is the only constant. I knew this before all this, and now it's rebuilding, slowly, but building up again nonetheless. Initially the pain sucked. For a good week i was barely eating, lot several pounds. I still feel an intesne lonliness, but not nearly as much as I used to.
Slowly, the current behind the eyelids reconfigures itself, much like a river not being impeded by much. If debris would get in the way, over time, it would wash away, leaving the river wide open once again. Hopefully you understand what im getting at, which im sure you do.
Another thing is to go do things you love. Do them alot. Acutely focus. Be absorbed in it is whatever you doing, full attention on whatever it may be that you like to do. You love boarding, go do that. Your great at art, so DO THAT. Go get lost in the forests. Purge that stuff. Release that energy into something worthwhile beside running in loops within your mind. The mind is a restless beast. Remember that. It can be tamed, but NOT chained down...that's the nature of it.
much love to ya buddy
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She was a vancouver chick too! Certainly not the one you're missing though.