I found a lost wallet on the street full of money and jewelry when i open it it had a receipt of electric bill so i know the owner its from our nieghbor so i returned it immediatly and she was thankful and happy.
I have been ridding myself of old possessions lately for exactly what this video explains, now I am clear about what to do with the remaining possessions.
Thank you for sharing! It’s great to hear that Buddhist teachings have guided you in letting go of old possessions. Keep following this path, and it will bring even more clarity. Welcome to "The Journey of Wisdom" community-looking forward to hearing more from you!
#1 - Makes perfect sense, our used mattress came from a contentious environment. Will attempt a thorough cleansing first, then if still present it's replace and start afresh with a peaceful soul.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts! Cleaning and disinfecting items is definitely a good practice, and in Buddhist teachings, we also focus on the energy and intentions behind the objects we receive. Keep following your path of wisdom, and we’re happy to have you as part of the "Journey of Wisdom" community! Feel free to share more insights with us. 🙏✨
For those who suffer from anxiety 1. Salt 2. Used wallet or purse 3. Mirrors 4. Locks 5. Used Mattress 6. Objects related to the deceased 7. Picked up items My vibrations are too high for this to effect my world. I create my own reality with my mind. For those who are superstitious and religious this advice may help. You are welcome 😊.
Thank you for sharing your perspective! It’s wonderful that you feel empowered to create your own reality. Buddhist teachings often emphasize the power of the mind in shaping our experiences as well. We welcome you to continue exploring these ideas with us in the community of "The Journey of Wisdom." Looking forward to more of your thoughts! 😊
@momogi8519 Thank you for your feedback! I'm glad the summary was helpful for you. The video goes a bit deeper into the reasoning behind each point, but I appreciate your suggestion and will keep it in mind for future content. Feel free to share any more thoughts, and thank you for being part of the community! 😊
@@thejourneyofwisdom9. I’ve never understood ppl being thrilled shopping & buying at thrift stores, even bragging about it. I’m repelled by these places. I don’t know who owned those things thus the spirits of those who owned those things.
I accept/receive everything doesnt matter what ,if I need it . But I always clean it and while doing so ,I say a prayer ask all negative energy to go away and good and positive to come in .... You can use salt water or sage or inscent or some herbs etc
Thank you for sharing your practice! Cleansing with salt water or sage is a wonderful way to remove negative energy. In Buddhist teachings, intention is powerful, and your prayers for positive energy reflect that beautifully. We're happy to have you in The Journey of Wisdom community-keep sharing your insights and feel free to engage with us anytime!
I booked a cabin, walked in and said “I’m not sleeping in that bed” I hurled my pillow at it as hard as I could and walked out. Came back later and the horrible energy had gone and I had a restful sleep. 😴
Thank you for sharing your experience! It's amazing how energy in a space can affect our well-being. According to Buddhist teachings, clearing negative energy and creating harmony in our surroundings is key to inner peace. I'm glad you were able to find rest after that shift! 🙏😊
YES ! I do & I always did in those things! I never ever had for example others clothed on me,.. i could feel the bad or good vibes but MAINLY not mines. So even a brand new one i wash it… it’s like a Deep deep sense inside me… like an instict… btw. Love ur videos … brilliant. I can only agree each word you said, speak my mind. Thank you.
Always mindful many thanks. You have taken your time to put this together so ignore the negative comments, let them put their own together rather than dissing yours.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts! It's great to see how Buddhist teachings resonate with you. Welcome to the community of "The Journey of Wisdom"-I encourage you to continue exploring and sharing your journey with us. 🙏💖
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you found value in the Buddhist teachings shared in the video. Your support and engagement mean a lot to me!
May you always find deep peace and serenity in your heart. May your journey be filled with joy, and may you overcome all challenges with wisdom and compassion. Wishing you endless moments of tranquility and spiritual growth. 🙏
Imagine every time we sit on a bus or a train we absorb someone else’s energy (sometimes you literally feel it - as the seat is still warm!) but also residual energy of others sitting on that seat throughout the day… it is short term but still it constantly is intertwined with our energy that’s why living in big cities makes us feel tired. Also hot desking in the offices… the shared bicycles we ride, the cars and flats we rent….
Seems unreasonable that one should avoid contact with all things that others have "imbued" with their energies just through contact. For starters, they weren't the only ones to have contact with the object, especially not on public transportation. And most people's energy is just fine. Secondly, e v e r y t h i n g has been handled by someone else. Right down to whomever gathered the raw materials for manufacture. Buddhism emphasizes this - interdependence. We can be grateful for everyone's contribution to the objects and conditions that make up the landscape of our lives and enable our continued growth. Thirdly, every time we honor and accommodate anxiety, we reinforce it. Stepping over a crack in the sidewalk only increases one's superstition that stepping on it will bring bad luck. So how can one live with this strategy? The only way would be like a monk, in an isolated place of nature with only a few objects that were personally vetted. This isn't a sensible option for most people. We're born into this world, we navigate and live in the world. It makes more sense to maintain one's own energy boundary, not letting external energies into one's personal space when they're not desirable. Keeping your own home free of negative vibes is one thing, engaging with the world is another. We don't have to absorb energies willynilly, and we shouldn't. We also shouldn't try to wall ourselves off from it.
@@mjinba07 well said, I agree, I was just saying that big cities can be tiring, because of the amount of energy that goes around. But, now I think it is mainly tiring because of noise, pollution, fast food, etc, not primarily people’s energies. yesterday I was thinking of my this comment and realised that the places where there are people (not too crowded ,but lively places) do energise me. That’s why people like to dine out, go to shops and cafes, theatres. I have an option to work from home but I choose to be in the office as I like being in the flow and interact with others in real rather than remotely. This can also create attachments. It’s all about balance… which is easier said than done though…
@@gemmahart3985 I hear you. I lived in a large metropolitan city for 20 years. A fairly nice one actually. While all the resources and available activities were great - arts, restaurants, specialty shops, differing cultures, etc. - I eventually started feeling overstimulated by the hubbub, the noise, the smells, the constant motion... So I relocated to a small town where things move at a slower pace. There are drawbacks for sure but life's more manageable. I've been "out in the sticks" for almost 30 years now and don't regret it one bit. When I go back to the city for visits or errands, it's easier to handle even though it's gotten so much bigger and busier. I do think objects and places can have their own energies, and also that our own sense of peace can work its way into our homes and frequented spaces. I've seen it in action. But the video probably goes too far in warning about every day objects and "inheriting" negative energy automatically. We're just not that fragile. And we do have to practice boundaries. You're absolutely right about balance, too. Good luck to you!
New but fascinated. Longtime thrift shopper, inheritor of stepmother's things, oblivious to their energetic qualities. I need to smudge my furnished apartment and clean out my jewelry box. Thank you for this information! I will buy a new wallet too; I bought mine used.
@jenniferreyes1764 Thank you for sharing your experience! It’s wonderful to hear that Buddhist teachings have inspired you to cleanse your space and belongings. Smudging and refreshing your energy is a powerful practice. Welcome to our community here at "The Journey of Wisdom" - we’re excited to have you with us! Feel free to continue sharing your journey with us.
Sorry again to interupt .. i am a newbe.. Thank you for the how to clean sec tion at the end of this video. Maybe good to visioulise it in a next video. Good for all life on this world. Bless the trash..😊
Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment and welcome to The Journey of Wisdom community! 🙏 I’m glad you found the cleaning section helpful. Visualizing it in a future video is a great suggestion-Buddhist teachings remind us of the importance of mindfulness in all we do, even with everyday actions. Stay tuned, and I hope to see you engage with more of our content! Blessings to you. 😊
This doesn’t make sense. What do we do then with entities like Goodwill, Salvation Army, Habitat for Humanity stores? All they have are used items. Are they contributing to the transfer of bad energies from previous owners? Should we not buy from them anymore? These are humanitarian organizations and their customers help provide employment to some people who are just starting to get back on their feet. Humbly asking for clarification…
I still buy used cloths , I think just washing them purifies tgen also , discernment when buying & when someone gives you used stuff gently decline or purify the items then keep them or give them away ... :) just an idea
take it all with a grain of salt. What is shared in this video is nothing more than superstition. I also notice the channel creators don't really care to interact with their viewers. How mindful...
@@bf1822 so can new items. Your new clothes made in a child sweatshop, or those lithium ion batteries mined in the Congo using slave child labour. There isn't enough sage in the world to purify itself; the entire world is used is my point. Things carry negative energy if you truly believe they do; but if you believe you are strong enough to overcome it, then there you go you can keep moving.
How do you deal - with sleeping in a bed in a hotel. I have wondered, about the impact this might have on your unconcious mind for years. Who have slept in this bed? A muderer, a rapist or a nazi?
All may have laid there head and body there, but their essence will have been washed away with the laundry, also if you are none of the things you mentioned you should have nothing to fear.
@user-bv3ml7gb5b Thank you for sharing your experience. According to Buddhist teachings, the energy and intention behind gifts can influence our surroundings. It's important to be mindful of what we bring into our homes. I hope things have improved for you and your son. 🙏
Thank you for your question! According to Buddhist teachings, the focus is on the intention and mindfulness behind the action. If the salt is unopened and you feel it’s offered with good intentions, it can be acceptable. Always consider the context and your own mindful judgment. 🙏
Never accept utube screeds that go out their way to to time stretch by repetitive moronic prophecy’s written by people who didn’t know where the sun went at night . This is pure AI
Once, I was at a thrift store looking through a book it was about John Gacy the paper book started actually burning my palms, so I put it back and pray
Thank you for sharing your experience! It's amazing how liberating it can feel to let go of things that no longer serve us. This aligns so well with Buddhist teachings about detachment and finding inner peace. How has embracing this sense of freedom impacted your life moving forward? We'd love to hear more from you and keep the conversation going!
🤔 I guess this means I'll need to remember to bring my own salt shaker with me whenever we go out to eat. Can you imagine the chaos that could be associated in just one salt shaker used in a restaurant by so many different people??!! 🤯🤪
@saquikhandoker3579 Thank you for sharing your experience! According to Buddhist teachings, it's important to be mindful of what we accept into our lives. Your approach aligns well with these principles. 😊
Am new on this channel my life has been hard since I born aput now I have tried my leave best to change my life but the things is never gone write on my side I don't what is wrong on me 😔😔
Welcome to the channel! I'm sorry to hear about your struggles, but remember, challenges are a part of life's journey. According to Buddhist teachings, sometimes we face hardships because there are lessons we need to learn to grow. Stay patient and keep doing your best. With time, things will improve. Wishing you peace and strength! 🙏
Being not well off,I always buy my clothes and other things in charity shops.Ithought that to be a good practice( recycling, save the planet etc.) Am I wrong do this?
Wasing with water ( & soap! ) was a literal cleanse ( cleaning method) to purify an object . Maybe a little tiny bit of salt in the water or a little visualization of cleansing & / prayer will be the trick.
I think by extending usage of such things which we personally consider perfect, valuable we show respect to those who made it and by that we show respect to people before us at all. There is a creators soul in things , and not much soul of their previous users. Beautifull perfect things were made by beautifull people who were capable to develop them Throwing away on basic that thing was already possesed by someone means disregard to people and overvaluating self over others., .If we do not consider something as magic like say dress of very famous person then old possesion is easy to reset and by adding our values to it with time it may be gone. Of course not all things should be recognized as valuable and perfect spaecialy when are visibly wear, not uniqualy designed and disponsable as salt vallet or matress
That's a unique and interesting idea! According to Buddhist teachings, finding simple and creative solutions to stay comfortable and at peace is always valuable. Thank you for sharing!
I found a lost wallet on the street full of money and jewelry when i open it it had a receipt of electric bill so i know the owner its from our nieghbor so i returned it immediatly and she was thankful and happy.
Did she invite you in for an erotic "thank you"?
You are a very good person. ❤
Well done ❤you will go to heaven ❤❤
These examples are an exchange of energies with/from inanimate objects , just think how deep the exchange is with sexual contact !?
Saline solutions
I have been ridding myself of old possessions lately for exactly what this video explains, now I am clear about what to do with the remaining possessions.
Thank you for sharing! It’s great to hear that Buddhist teachings have guided you in letting go of old possessions. Keep following this path, and it will bring even more clarity. Welcome to "The Journey of Wisdom" community-looking forward to hearing more from you!
#1 - Makes perfect sense, our used mattress came from a contentious environment. Will attempt a thorough cleansing first, then if still present it's replace and start afresh with a peaceful soul.
Thank you for making everyone more mindful of used items.
Yes I believe in spiritual energy!
To clean the items and disinfecting them is the best thing for those who need them.
And of course dont forget again to pray to God for protection.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts! Cleaning and disinfecting items is definitely a good practice, and in Buddhist teachings, we also focus on the energy and intentions behind the objects we receive. Keep following your path of wisdom, and we’re happy to have you as part of the "Journey of Wisdom" community! Feel free to share more insights with us. 🙏✨
What's a good protection prayer to say?
Finding things are gifts from the universe and nothing more.
For those who suffer from anxiety
1. Salt
2. Used wallet or purse
3. Mirrors
4. Locks
5. Used Mattress
6. Objects related to the deceased
7. Picked up items
My vibrations are too high for this to effect my world. I create my own reality with my mind. For those who are superstitious and religious this advice may help. You are welcome 😊.
Thank you for the cliff notes and summary. Really this is how short the video should be, just as you wrote it.
Thank you for sharing your perspective! It’s wonderful that you feel empowered to create your own reality. Buddhist teachings often emphasize the power of the mind in shaping our experiences as well. We welcome you to continue exploring these ideas with us in the community of "The Journey of Wisdom." Looking forward to more of your thoughts! 😊
@momogi8519 Thank you for your feedback! I'm glad the summary was helpful for you. The video goes a bit deeper into the reasoning behind each point, but I appreciate your suggestion and will keep it in mind for future content. Feel free to share any more thoughts, and thank you for being part of the community! 😊
"My vibrations," "my world," "my own reality," "my mind." You left one very important aspect of mind out. Its called EGO!!
@@thejourneyofwisdom9. I’ve never understood ppl being thrilled shopping & buying at thrift stores, even bragging about it. I’m repelled by these places. I don’t know who owned those things thus the spirits of those who owned those things.
I'm so grateful you are talking about salt it was very expensive in the past my dad would clean his sinuses out with salt!
I appreciate all you have shared with me. It helped me to let go what does not serve me, thank you ❤
Number one, yes
I accept/receive everything doesnt matter what ,if I need it . But I always clean it and while doing so ,I say a prayer ask all negative energy to go away and good and positive to come in ....
You can use salt water or sage or inscent or some herbs etc
Thank you for sharing your practice! Cleansing with salt water or sage is a wonderful way to remove negative energy. In Buddhist teachings, intention is powerful, and your prayers for positive energy reflect that beautifully. We're happy to have you in The Journey of Wisdom community-keep sharing your insights and feel free to engage with us anytime!
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Incense
I booked a cabin, walked in and said “I’m not sleeping in that bed” I hurled my pillow at it as hard as I could and walked out. Came back later and the horrible energy had gone and I had a restful sleep. 😴
Thank you for sharing your experience! It's amazing how energy in a space can affect our well-being. According to Buddhist teachings, clearing negative energy and creating harmony in our surroundings is key to inner peace. I'm glad you were able to find rest after that shift! 🙏😊
YES ! I do & I always did in those things! I never ever had for example others clothed on me,.. i could feel the bad or good vibes but MAINLY not mines. So even a brand new one i wash it… it’s like a Deep deep sense inside me… like an instict… btw. Love ur videos … brilliant. I can only agree each word you said, speak my mind. Thank you.
Always mindful many thanks. You have taken your time to put this together so ignore the negative comments, let them put their own together rather than dissing yours.
Thanks for the information,
thank you the journey of wisdom
Thanks so so much
Thank you Buddha.❤
Thank you for sharing this message with me
Number one,I'm mindful
This was very informative...Thank you. 🙏🌺🦋🐞
Thanks so much for such great information, really helps.
Thank you
Yes it's all true
This was so good. I use sage incense often
Thank you for everything from now I'm no longer take anything from the people Amen 🙏🙌🙏💖
Pray over anything you receive..May be blessing
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Ty f ur great wisdom🎉
I'm a Newby ❤🙏
I am mindful. Thank You!
I am Mindful...Thank you
Yes 💯
A new thought on energieies is enhanting .
Thank you ❤ I love you
Exactly! 💯
Bless
Thanks much for these information 😊
I am mindful ❤
I've been enlightened.
Am mindful
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I really enjoy and learn the wisdom thanks
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you found value in the Buddhist teachings shared in the video. Your support and engagement mean a lot to me!
"What you think, you become."
This applies to everything including energy.
This sounds like Feng Shui ! 😊
May you always find deep peace and serenity in your heart. May your journey be filled with joy, and may you overcome all challenges with wisdom and compassion. Wishing you endless moments of tranquility and spiritual growth. 🙏
Thanks I am aware of these mindful information, with continue blessings
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Imagine every time we sit on a bus or a train we absorb someone else’s energy (sometimes you literally feel it - as the seat is still warm!) but also residual energy of others sitting on that seat throughout the day… it is short term but still it constantly is intertwined with our energy that’s why living in big cities makes us feel tired. Also hot desking in the offices… the shared bicycles we ride, the cars and flats we rent….
That's why I don't ride on those. I always felt horrible energy on buses! 😮
Seems unreasonable that one should avoid contact with all things that others have "imbued" with their energies just through contact. For starters, they weren't the only ones to have contact with the object, especially not on public transportation. And most people's energy is just fine.
Secondly, e v e r y t h i n g has been handled by someone else. Right down to whomever gathered the raw materials for manufacture. Buddhism emphasizes this - interdependence. We can be grateful for everyone's contribution to the objects and conditions that make up the landscape of our lives and enable our continued growth.
Thirdly, every time we honor and accommodate anxiety, we reinforce it. Stepping over a crack in the sidewalk only increases one's superstition that stepping on it will bring bad luck.
So how can one live with this strategy? The only way would be like a monk, in an isolated place of nature with only a few objects that were personally vetted. This isn't a sensible option for most people. We're born into this world, we navigate and live in the world.
It makes more sense to maintain one's own energy boundary, not letting external energies into one's personal space when they're not desirable. Keeping your own home free of negative vibes is one thing, engaging with the world is another. We don't have to absorb energies willynilly, and we shouldn't. We also shouldn't try to wall ourselves off from it.
@@mjinba07 well said, I agree, I was just saying that big cities can be tiring, because of the amount of energy that goes around. But, now I think it is mainly tiring because of noise, pollution, fast food, etc, not primarily people’s energies. yesterday I was thinking of my this comment and realised that the places where there are people (not too crowded ,but lively places) do energise me. That’s why people like to dine out, go to shops and cafes, theatres. I have an option to work from home but I choose to be in the office as I like being in the flow and interact with others in real rather than remotely. This can also create attachments. It’s all about balance… which is easier said than done though…
@@gemmahart3985 I hear you. I lived in a large metropolitan city for 20 years. A fairly nice one actually. While all the resources and available activities were great - arts, restaurants, specialty shops, differing cultures, etc. - I eventually started feeling overstimulated by the hubbub, the noise, the smells, the constant motion... So I relocated to a small town where things move at a slower pace. There are drawbacks for sure but life's more manageable.
I've been "out in the sticks" for almost 30 years now and don't regret it one bit. When I go back to the city for visits or errands, it's easier to handle even though it's gotten so much bigger and busier.
I do think objects and places can have their own energies, and also that our own sense of peace can work its way into our homes and frequented spaces. I've seen it in action. But the video probably goes too far in warning about every day objects and "inheriting" negative energy automatically. We're just not that fragile. And we do have to practice boundaries.
You're absolutely right about balance, too. Good luck to you!
@@godschildyesjust do what Sheldon did on Big Bang Theory: wore 'bus pants' over his regular pants when he had to ride the bus.
True
Very informative and educational values
YES❤
No.1
I am a new to this channel thank you ❤❤❤
All hail
Newbie. Thanks for all your help and knowledge..
I'm mindful
Thank you for your mindfulness! It’s wonderful to see the principles of Buddhist teachings resonating with you. 🙏
New but fascinated. Longtime thrift shopper, inheritor of stepmother's things, oblivious to their energetic qualities. I need to smudge my furnished apartment and clean out my jewelry box. Thank you for this information! I will buy a new wallet too; I bought mine used.
@jenniferreyes1764 Thank you for sharing your experience! It’s wonderful to hear that Buddhist teachings have inspired you to cleanse your space and belongings. Smudging and refreshing your energy is a powerful practice. Welcome to our community here at "The Journey of Wisdom" - we’re excited to have you with us! Feel free to continue sharing your journey with us.
I m mindful
I am new sir thank you sir
🙏👏👍
I'm a newbie 😊.
Makes sence
I'm new here blessings
Pls direct to point
I am mindful
what bout the salt we bought from groceries?
Sorry again to interupt .. i am a newbe.. Thank you for the how to clean sec tion at the end of this video.
Maybe good to visioulise it in a next video.
Good for all life on this world. Bless the trash..😊
Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment and welcome to The Journey of Wisdom community! 🙏 I’m glad you found the cleaning section helpful. Visualizing it in a future video is a great suggestion-Buddhist teachings remind us of the importance of mindfulness in all we do, even with everyday actions. Stay tuned, and I hope to see you engage with more of our content! Blessings to you. 😊
1and yes
How about the shopkeeper negative energy when we buy in the shop??
Truth 😅
Im newly in this channel thanks
I' m a newbie!
Where to get salt from?
You can buy a salt lamp. They're pretty inexpensive 😊 and pretty to look at.
This doesn’t make sense. What do we do then with entities like Goodwill, Salvation Army, Habitat for Humanity stores? All they have are used items. Are they contributing to the transfer of bad energies from previous owners? Should we not buy from them anymore? These are humanitarian organizations and their customers help provide employment to some people who are just starting to get back on their feet. Humbly asking for clarification…
I still buy used cloths , I think just washing them purifies tgen also , discernment when buying & when someone gives you used stuff gently decline or purify the items then keep them or give them away ... :) just an idea
take it all with a grain of salt. What is shared in this video is nothing more than superstition. I also notice the channel creators don't really care to interact with their viewers. How mindful...
@@ehvance20no matter how you twist it. Used items carry negative energy period. Sage it and keep moving..
@@bf1822 There isn't enough sage in the world to purify itself LOL The entire world is used
@@bf1822 so can new items. Your new clothes made in a child sweatshop, or those lithium ion batteries mined in the Congo using slave child labour. There isn't enough sage in the world to purify itself; the entire world is used is my point. Things carry negative energy if you truly believe they do; but if you believe you are strong enough to overcome it, then there you go you can keep moving.
If you accept it, it could help you. However, responsibility is a test for the aforementioned.
How do you deal - with sleeping in a bed in a hotel. I have wondered, about the impact this might have on your unconcious mind for years. Who have slept in this bed? A muderer, a rapist or a nazi?
All may have laid there head and body there, but their essence will have been washed away with the laundry, also if you are none of the things you mentioned you should have nothing to fear.
❤
Not afraid
❤lve had bad dreams for years. And restless nights..getting new mattress
I received a pair of curtains from some one .hangend it in my sons apartment . things started to go wrong.the same with a unwanted wedding gift
@user-bv3ml7gb5b Thank you for sharing your experience. According to Buddhist teachings, the energy and intention behind gifts can influence our surroundings. It's important to be mindful of what we bring into our homes. I hope things have improved for you and your son. 🙏
What if the salt is unopened and not yet opened can I accept
Thank you for your question! According to Buddhist teachings, the focus is on the intention and mindfulness behind the action. If the salt is unopened and you feel it’s offered with good intentions, it can be acceptable. Always consider the context and your own mindful judgment. 🙏
I'm new to stoic lessons/teachings. Is Stoic a religion, a simpler way to live or ????????
Never accept utube screeds that go out their way to to time stretch by repetitive moronic prophecy’s written by people who didn’t know where the sun went at night . This is pure AI
I'm new
how can I go there, I'm in philippines
Once, I was at a thrift store looking through a book it was about John Gacy the paper book started actually burning my palms, so I put it back and pray
So where does one find untouched salt
the Himalayan mountains
@@davidjones-vx9ju so who all touches it on the way to my kitchen or do I need to go get it?
@@angierae403 you figure that part out yourself... you asked "where"
@@davidjones-vx9ju point being someone touches it unless I go mine it myself
@@angierae403 they do have machines that do all that....the salt is never touched until you do it
Sharing is caring, but if you don't want an item don't take it.
Yes after my relationship i threw out everything and when my work lost the company contract i shaved my head and threw out the uniforms FREEDOM!!!!!
Thank you for sharing your experience! It's amazing how liberating it can feel to let go of things that no longer serve us. This aligns so well with Buddhist teachings about detachment and finding inner peace. How has embracing this sense of freedom impacted your life moving forward? We'd love to hear more from you and keep the conversation going!
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JEremiah Babe??
This is from 3 weeks ago
Iam a newbie,but what you're saying is a fact,may God save us
Im convince. thank you!
🤔 I guess this means I'll need to remember to bring my own salt shaker with me whenever we go out to eat. Can you imagine the chaos that could be associated in just one salt shaker used in a restaurant by so many different people??!! 🤯🤪
I recieved many mirrors as gift however after following Feng Sui I threw them out😊
@saquikhandoker3579 Thank you for sharing your experience! According to Buddhist teachings, it's important to be mindful of what we accept into our lives. Your approach aligns well with these principles. 😊
I'm new😅
Visiting and sleeping over in a nursing home led to many busy dreams about the people.
Am new on this channel my life has been hard since I born aput now I have tried my leave best to change my life but the things is never gone write on my side I don't what is wrong on me 😔😔
Welcome to the channel! I'm sorry to hear about your struggles, but remember, challenges are a part of life's journey. According to Buddhist teachings, sometimes we face hardships because there are lessons we need to learn to grow. Stay patient and keep doing your best. With time, things will improve. Wishing you peace and strength! 🙏
Being not well off,I always buy my clothes and other things in charity shops.Ithought that to be a good practice( recycling, save the planet etc.)
Am I wrong do this?
Yes
I'm a newby
Wasing with water ( & soap! ) was a literal cleanse ( cleaning method) to purify an object . Maybe a little tiny bit of salt in the water or a little visualization of cleansing & / prayer will be the trick.
I think by extending usage of such things which we personally consider perfect, valuable we show respect to those who made it and by that we show respect to people before us at all. There is a creators soul in things , and not much soul of their previous users. Beautifull perfect things were made by beautifull people who were capable to develop them
Throwing away on basic that thing was already possesed by someone means disregard to people and overvaluating self over others., .If we do not consider something as magic like say dress of very famous person then old possesion is easy to reset and by adding our values to it with time it may be gone. Of course not all things should be recognized as valuable and perfect spaecialy when are visibly wear, not uniqualy designed and disponsable as salt vallet or matress
No you’re not wrong
I put it in my socks and it cools off my feet now during the summer and I guess any season now
That's a unique and interesting idea! According to Buddhist teachings, finding simple and creative solutions to stay comfortable and at peace is always valuable. Thank you for sharing!
I am a newbie .
Accept no crap from anyone either. Lol.
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