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I THINK I THINK*
https://bermudafunk.org/hoeren/sendungen/switch-fuer-immer-punk
huhuuu you!
welcome here to a different radioshow- u give me honor & i really appreciate your precious lifetimechoice spending with me <3 THANKS!
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TEST: good ideas & thoughts arriving and boarding with you- find now something, you look at- the sea? the record-cover? your bookshelf, the sky, the plant in the room...listen and sense, breath- DO NOTHING-be quiet, no effort- with that, you´re watching-be with yourself- monotony. hm?! try once- for these few...minutes
yau! maybe, you will remember on this, that with monotony,doing by something very simple, so for example washing the dishes, varnishing, looking at the sea or heaven or sunset, by puzzling, working in the garden..we are getting empty on thoughts, attachments can disappear, consciousness suddenly emergence s and a free space arise, where suddenly inspiration, ideas..land in you- or just- come to light*
oh i wish it so very much for you*
who knows what you might perform magic up in this world, in your world, as a result?
*currently i´m watching a Turkish series; it airs every Thursday. It's sometimes tough, but exciting to wait a whole week to see what happens next.* So, on Sunday, I wanted to watch the episode and read that it wasn't being broadcast because Turkey is in mourning. There was a terrible school shooting there—many children lost their lives, and the shooter also shot himself, although he's still in the hospital. It's so awful. For everyone. In Turkey, this is a common practice when there's a tragedy, like a devastating earthquake or something similar, where entertainment programs are temporarily suspended. I find it somehow "good"—it invites us to become aware of the chaos, fear, anger, and despair that also exists. And perhaps it encourages us to open our hearts even more, to give love, for a more loving society.I don't know in which other countries this is also practiced?
What do you think?
2 shows ago i felt very sad & through, listen to part one of the story why.. maybe you´ll find out some ! in some ways in life.. i mean, i tell you just what i ve experiencing..in best case, you´ll find out some ! in your life, another prism & fantastic music*
thank you anyway- you are a gift for this world*
there´s much love to give
ciao cacaooo sibel*
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By Sibel TaylanI THINK I THINK*
https://bermudafunk.org/hoeren/sendungen/switch-fuer-immer-punk
huhuuu you!
welcome here to a different radioshow- u give me honor & i really appreciate your precious lifetimechoice spending with me <3 THANKS!
above is full text..
TEST: good ideas & thoughts arriving and boarding with you- find now something, you look at- the sea? the record-cover? your bookshelf, the sky, the plant in the room...listen and sense, breath- DO NOTHING-be quiet, no effort- with that, you´re watching-be with yourself- monotony. hm?! try once- for these few...minutes
yau! maybe, you will remember on this, that with monotony,doing by something very simple, so for example washing the dishes, varnishing, looking at the sea or heaven or sunset, by puzzling, working in the garden..we are getting empty on thoughts, attachments can disappear, consciousness suddenly emergence s and a free space arise, where suddenly inspiration, ideas..land in you- or just- come to light*
oh i wish it so very much for you*
who knows what you might perform magic up in this world, in your world, as a result?
*currently i´m watching a Turkish series; it airs every Thursday. It's sometimes tough, but exciting to wait a whole week to see what happens next.* So, on Sunday, I wanted to watch the episode and read that it wasn't being broadcast because Turkey is in mourning. There was a terrible school shooting there—many children lost their lives, and the shooter also shot himself, although he's still in the hospital. It's so awful. For everyone. In Turkey, this is a common practice when there's a tragedy, like a devastating earthquake or something similar, where entertainment programs are temporarily suspended. I find it somehow "good"—it invites us to become aware of the chaos, fear, anger, and despair that also exists. And perhaps it encourages us to open our hearts even more, to give love, for a more loving society.I don't know in which other countries this is also practiced?
What do you think?
2 shows ago i felt very sad & through, listen to part one of the story why.. maybe you´ll find out some ! in some ways in life.. i mean, i tell you just what i ve experiencing..in best case, you´ll find out some ! in your life, another prism & fantastic music*
thank you anyway- you are a gift for this world*
there´s much love to give
ciao cacaooo sibel*