Post 1222, Day 183 of 2014
- 1,279 days since I started this blog -
- 1,279 days since I started this blog -
I do not believe anything, or any property of any thing, is permanent.
I understand that my attachment to impermanent things causes problems (suffering, in Buddhist terms).
Every time I feel conflict in my life I have to review the above points, and ask myself:
Am I resisting change? Am I attached to something based on its seeming persistence? What in my thinking needs to change to keep me from being hurt by this attachment? Can I know that?
Point being I admit to being in control of very little. That is probably the sum total of my life's learning.
So far.
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Previous Weight: 206.8 lbs
Day Net Loss/Gain: + 1.8 lbs
Diet Comment
I didn't completely lose it yesterday, and didn't gain back all the weight lost the previous day.Diet Comment
Food Log
Breakfast
Lunch
At Ling-Ling's Chinese Buffet and Grill:
Brussels sprouts, kimchee, and, from the "Mongolian Grill", my go-to dish: pork and chicken with cabbage, onions, mushrooms, green peppers and broccoli. And a Quest bar. |
Snack
A Quest bar.
Dinner
Roasted turkey breast on baby kale, baby spinach and chard, cole slaw mix, shaved cheese and balsamic vinaigrette. |
A Quest bar.
Liquid Intake
Coffee: 28 oz. Water: 124+ oz.
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It seems to me that:
ReplyDeleteIf we are hurt by attachment, then we are healed by non - attachment.
The instant we see that we are attached , the attachment is broken.
We aren't in control of anything.
what you think is happening, has already happened.
_ Light - Love - Compassion -
Happy birthday to our sister . Joan, if you are reading this, then know that you are ,to me , as loving and kind and beautiful as any being has the right to be,
ReplyDeletei Love you with all my heart. - andy