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]]> By: Chris O'Brien http://www.adesignsovast.com/2009/08/puzzles/comment-page-1/#comment-93 Chris O'Brien Wed, 05 Aug 2009 06:01:31 +0000 http://www.adesignsovast.com.php5-5.dfw1-2.websitetestlink.com/test/2009/08/puzzles/#comment-93 Speaking as someone who primarily knows you as "Blog Lindsey," I wanted to say that you have an incredible ability to be honest and self-aware here. At times, it's heartbreaking to read. But also profound and brave, which is why I've been a regular reader.<br /><br />It's hard to imagine that if friends in your other dimensions read this blog, that they don't have a deep sense of who you are. <br /><br />Still, we all struggle to feel unified, and break through the partitions. To a larger degree than you might suspect, that is a part of modern life. As someone who writes a lot of profiles of other people, it's funny how often I meet people who seem like one person at the office, and another on the home front, to the point where it's hard to reconcile that they are the same person. <br /><br />Your feeling in that regard is no doubt genuine, but know at least that you're not alone. <br /><br />Finally, if I can make one hippy-dippy California suggestion: Try meditation. We've found it to be a powerful tool for becoming more present and slowing down in your life. Speaking as someone who primarily knows you as "Blog Lindsey," I wanted to say that you have an incredible ability to be honest and self-aware here. At times, it's heartbreaking to read. But also profound and brave, which is why I've been a regular reader.

It's hard to imagine that if friends in your other dimensions read this blog, that they don't have a deep sense of who you are.

Still, we all struggle to feel unified, and break through the partitions. To a larger degree than you might suspect, that is a part of modern life. As someone who writes a lot of profiles of other people, it's funny how often I meet people who seem like one person at the office, and another on the home front, to the point where it's hard to reconcile that they are the same person.

Your feeling in that regard is no doubt genuine, but know at least that you're not alone.

Finally, if I can make one hippy-dippy California suggestion: Try meditation. We've found it to be a powerful tool for becoming more present and slowing down in your life.

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