How Do You Curate Your Hope

[Delightful Life]

Hope, a tender, precious thing

Let this thread be for us to discuss how we curate our Hope? How do you care for it? Maintain it? Help it grow?

 

[Luce NDs]

Tu Pense a dais ...

 

[Delightful Life]

Tell us, Luce NDs, how do you care for and maintain (curate) your Hope?

 

[Luce NDs]

Just cherish nothing ... suck up the entire thing; good, bad, ugly and that other unknown ... autonomous?

Some things will just go by without reaction ...

With all things connected ... if you believe you are stand alone ... you're a bit off ... may resemble a trampoline! Some things will bounce one way, others another and away they go ... quantum reactions due to forces we don't have a clue about (darker).

In short accept that we started with nothing ... and as consequence ... the spin factor! (it just is)

Look up at night and the entire thing goes about in chaos ... red as regression index and blue as ... get ready for it ... it is coming at yah ... rule alight!

Light can convert I'm told ... thus it falls on us as a question ... mostly about fusion and extreme heats ... escape velocities? Trailor's ...

 

[ninj]

Give up Hope altogether....Unplug the expectations. Allow things to be what they are. Re-centre self love -- that's all you can control, really.

Don't cherish regret. Life becomes peaceful.

 

[WhyCzar]

I take "time out" to lower the noise of my emotions to listen to that still, small voice within.

Solitary walks and inner conversation - with nature and myself - is how I practice curating hope.

“When the world says “Give Up,” Hope whispers, “Try it one more time.”— Anonymous

 

[Luce NDs]

Gone AD Rift and then go for a tear ... like that sabre toothed squirrel on Lake Eire ... skitz?

 

[ninj]

I expect this is what I mean when I refer to "giving up hope". I guess that means it's a privilege afforded only to we established in geezerhood.

Psychology says the reason older people stop caring isn't apathy—it's actually the highest form of self-awareness

You’ve probably noticed it in someone you know. A parent, a grandparent, an older mentor. At some point, they just… stopped caring about things that used to consume them. The office politics, the social comparisons, the desperate need to impress people. The anxiety about what everyone thinks...

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[Luce NDs]

The process of falling in tuit and comprehending a way out there? Some considerable intuition is expected ... thus expectorants and a lot of spitting and hissing ... on the itinerary for the Irish Rover ... peculiar shade ... like a liver in the raw ...