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I've been feeling really sad today, and its not as if something bad has happened to me, I just feel depressed, and I hadn't noticed it.
I was just living my life the way I do everyday, and then I realised I felt something, couldn't explain at the moment, but it grew more and more, until I really knew it was that.:(
I'm not a doctor or a nurse or an expert, but I know where you are at the moment. I have been there a few times in the last few years. It sounds like you may be suffering from depression.
Make an appointment to see your Dr. He will listen and tell you what you need to do. It's nohing to be ashamed of. Millions of people suffer from it. You are in my prayers. Please let us know how you're doing after you see the Dr. Hugs and Blessings:)
The more you concentrate on it,the more real it becomes.Depression needs you to doubt yourself.Are you?Quote:
Originally Posted by Goldenwolf
It seems you have found a red flag,something that helps you identify a depressed feeling,can you now move on to the next step?The one which you address this for what it is, just a feeling?Something YOU CAN CHANGE!
This came from?A situation?An event? Over time?What is the 'trigger' that you now identify with?
Once you can identify the trigger,you can then address the issue for what it is, most likely situational depression.
Write back,ask more questions,open up about your feelings(depression),it really does take the power away from feeling down when you share it with others.:)
Whatever it is that you're feeling... let it happen, don't resist it. Feel it out, observe it, understand it without thinking.
Depression has a tendency to survive due to your very own feeding. What is its food you may ask? Well... attention. Stop paying attention to thoughts that cause the depressed feeling, ignore it fully.
I don't agree with you... if he is depressed.. it's a disease like anything else. Only his Doctor can tell him if he has ALL the symptoms. Are you an expert? Don't think so. Don't make this person feel like it's their fault... it isn't. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by smith1012
I am no psychological expert, nor do I need to be one. And I wasn't saying it was his/her fault. Depression is not a bodily disease, it is psychological. With all psychological disorders comes the influence of mind.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kitkat22
I am not advising anyone to cure depression with what I discovered. I'm simply telling you to go beyond it, to where peace truly lies. You aren't the depression nor the individual who is depressed, you are simply the observer or shall I say the one who is aware of it. Whatever you are aware of cannot be who you are.
Like everything including all diseases, they come and they go. With understanding of who you truly are, and not holding on to something you are not, what comes will eventually quickly go, especially depression.
A doctor, at worst case, will simply prescribe medication which just numbs the depressive feeling for a given time which results in the mind calming down and bringing you to bliss.
Be more aware of the depressive feeling inside you. Don't think, feel it out. Accept that it is there. Be consciously aware of the feeling. Understand it because truth be told, depression is just another feeling like anything else. But the mind can quickly make it a suicidal tendency at worst case scenerio.
What different is the feeling of depression compared to an orgasm? Both are just feelings, but the mind labels one as bad/pain and the other as good/pleasure.
HTH Goldenwolf.
Like everything including all diseases, they come and they go. With understanding of who you truly are, and not holding on to something you are not, what comes will eventually quickly go, including depression.
HTH Goldenwolf.[/QUOTE]
You are dreaming if you think depression is something you can wish away.. you CAN'T... Do you reall think people who are bi-polor or depressed can just wish it away? Let it go... When you find someone who has wished a bi-polor disease, or severe depressing by "letting it go"
Let me know. You need to read up on Bi-Polar and depression issues.
I apologize. My understanding and perspectives may not fit in with yours, so I can't help if there is a tendency to argue back and forth, but that is not my nature.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kitkat22
I'd again like to tell you my perspective on depression and then will let the OP decide.
You are not the person who is depressed. You are the one who is aware of the person who is depressed. So with that said, it doesn't matter what you do about depression. Let it play out or suppress it with medication or understand it through therapy, whatever. However, when you recognize who you truly are, nothing matters. You will always be in bliss even when the body is in pain. Pleasure and pain will mean nothing to you. You will understand that it is life just playing out and you are the witness only.
:)
What in World are you trying to say? Are you a GURU..Quote:
Originally Posted by smith1012
Not really. :D But as a result of some inner observation whenever I'm stressed, depressed, anxious, even when I'm happy, I'm coming to understand what I am and why we feel negativity after a bunch of spiritual teachers kept on pointing who I was.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kitkat22
Don't believe anything I say, please. Discover it for yourself and if it doesn't work out, then it doesn't work out.
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Originally Posted by smith1012
You need to bottle up that inner observation and market it!
Rather provide for free. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Kitkat22
Goldenwolfe.. I can't give any advice except to go and see your
Doctor. He can advise you on what you need to do and it could be you're just going through a blue spell.
How long have you been feeling this way. You are in my prayers.
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