Except for N1, in no particular order....
1. Exercise. It's my best medicine.
2. Accepting/allowing all symptoms of anxiety and refocusing on thinking/doing something productive.
3. Working on my newly established small business daily.
4. Morning routine and helpful/positive routines in general.
5. Multimedia (including books) that enoble the soul.
6. People that are more advanced in a discipline I value, including being more spiritualy mature.
7. Honest, supporting, courageous talks with friends.
8. Trying to be actualy-factualy helpful and kind as much as possible.
9. Being in nature.
10. Retreating from unhelpful behaviors/habits and adopting helpful ones.
11. Small amazing 'noticings'. Eg. making a stranger in the shop genuinely laugh, having a poignant conversation with a homeless person, noticing something visually especially beautiful while outside...
My scenic Jolk yesterday morning... the back of the joint property
It's quite a steep climb but worth the view.
Shoshin1
There are many important things - I don't even know what a lot of them are. As for personal priorities, they have narrowed considerably of late.
Staying mindful and acting accordingly so far as that is possible - this is most important and actually includes many of my past and future priorities.
Assisting my wife, who is more impaired than I am.
Taking care of the dog (ancient but in good health)
and Painting almost obsessively.
Fosdick
Jeffrey
My important stuff… in no particular order
1. Food
2. Sleep
3. My close spaces like home/office being organized and clean
4. Socializing
5. Learning
6. Experiencing art of all kinds
Vastmind
For me (in no particular order)
I am very attentive to others important stuff
because it defines us.
In a sense we are what we do, what we prioritise.
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lobster
I had some really good meditations this morning. I got up really early, about 2 am, and just relaxed watching the breath.
I think what was different this time was I was able to just stay with the physical body and the sensation of the breath in my nostrils, I didn’t get distracted too much and found a good rythm, not too deep, not too fast.
Jeroen
I suppose the Buddha wouldn’t mind, but having thought about it some more I will pay for it as a way of honouring the amount of enjoyment I have gotten from those films.
Jeroen