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I think this is a good case for the Never underesimate an old man who loves fishing was born in february shirt so you should to go to store and get this need for a more intense set of rules and firmer moderation though. That interest is great, but it would ideally be honed rather than confused further I remember Ram Dass saying something along the lines of during all the decades of his spiritual practice he never lost a single one of his neurosis. People need to read like a book about the concepts of spiritual practice, specifically any of the ones involving meditation. But of course they don’t. Probably a good 60% of the people on this sub read some Buzzfeed article or Vice article about the health benefits of meditation and think it’s some sort of miracle cure for all the shit parts of their life. I just listened to that exact “satsang” or talk on YT and it was so funny and touching to hear him say “crying in the bathtub with jealousy, last week and at my age” after “I have been at this for decades and all my neurosis are still intact, they just no longer run my life”. Love that man so much and I am pretty “anti woo-woo” but he just nails what it means/it’s like to search for peace as a human in the modern age like no one else. My fiance died last year – suddenly and traumatically – and one afternoon as I was plotting how to make my own death look like an accident, I stumbled upon one of his talks on grief. It absolutely transformed the experience in a way I can barely communicate – beyond that the grief did not diminish as much as joy and gratitude could be included. I got off the floor that moment, walked the dog, did the dishes and have been “stable” ever since. It’s a Buddhist site but you can just look for the meditation books/talks if you want. This one is highly regarded:

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.