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Category Archives: existentialism
The journey continues.
I’ve been stuck in awareness but no growth, hung suspended in time, grappling with the past and the impact on my present. I have had MANY revelations as to why I’m stuck. Stumbling on the concept that I probably have … Continue reading
Some seriously heavy thinking
I had been prone to suicidal ideation more than a few times in my life and also prone to withdrawing from people (Mom Gail – please don’t freak out about that. It coexists with a very strong will to live … Continue reading
Posted in death, existentialism, intellectual stuff, Intensity, introspection, personal growth
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Existential depression and death anxiety
My copy of Staring at the Sun – Overcoming the Terror of Death just arrived today from Amazon. I’ve been suffering from waxing and waning episodes of existential depression and death anxiety for quite some time now. I heard about … Continue reading
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