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a more gentle buddhist word for "locked in" is samadhi or "collected" it can mean "collecting" all parts of ourselves and not rejecting or feel shame about any aspect
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I love saying "calm and collected" it feels as if it's next level "focused"
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I love that too!!
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I need to do that right now. It's been a series of stressful weeks recently with work and school. Thanks for reminding me to meditate and be calm and collected 🩵
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you are doing two very hard things 🥹 i see you
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It's my last semester. Pray for meeee! Wait, is "pray" a general term for all religions?
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i will pray for you!! hrmm great question, I....think so?? happy to be corrected tho!
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Chat GPT - "Pray" is generally used across many religions to refer to the act of communicating with or worshipping a higher power. However, the specific practices, words, or rituals involved in prayer can vary significantly between religions. While "pray" is a common term in Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, and other faiths, it might not be the exact or preferred term in all spiritual traditions. For example, some Buddhists might prefer the term "meditate" or "chant," and in certain indigenous spiritual practices, other words might be used to describe their form of communion with the divine. Generally, "pray" is not offensive, but using terms specific to each belief system can demonstrate cultural sensitivity and respect. I guess it's fine 😁 Thank youuuuuuuuu! I'm in a dangerous spot right now on my Thesis so I need all the help I can get 😅😅😅
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