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3/23/2025 4:32:55 PM
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Does anyone’s brain ever just timeout?
Like when I’m in DEEP thought and my mind wanders to like “what is reality what if nothing existed” and then I reach that point where my mind just *blanks* and then I’m set back to where I was before I reached that moment.
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It’s called “meditation”. You’re experiencing the mind growing quiet as that internal chatter slows down. The key is to learn to stay alert and focused within the stillness. …and I do it daily.
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Ever since Jan 20th, every time I put on the news.
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1 ReplyEdited by The Spoken: 3/24/2025 5:53:55 PMIt's called ADHD in my case, I can be focused as -blam!- working on the most important task; I'll still space out thinking about something else, worrying, catastrophizing and just checking out mentally are few big things I do when I'm stressed or overwhelmed, but just going to the "nothing box" part of my brain happens too, my phone doesn't help.
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I always over think things and Get hit with 'existential overload' involving similar topics and got to have one hand on the big breaker switch in my mind if i start snowballing...it's pretty intense... no luck getting past the 'wall' yet if that makes any sense...
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Spam, Kell Of Hunter Dodgethe goofiest halo player - 3/30/2025 12:39:31 PM
I try to avoid that because then I get depressed -
I think there are two things that the human mind simply cannot comprehend - nothing and infinity. When we think of nothingness, we think of a black space devoid of all matter, yet that still isn’t nothing. Time is still passing. It’s still a place that exists. When we think of infinity, we try to compare it to extremely large amounts of things, yet all the things we compare it to are still finite.
