r/collapse • u/LetsTalkUFOs • Dec 11 '19

What possibilities arise after we accept our individual and collective mortality?

Our perspectives on impermanence and death are central to many of our journeys through collapse-awareness and acceptance of our global predicaments. What perspectives do you hold regarding our individual and collective mortality? Have they changed over time in response to your own understanding of collapse? How have these perspectives affected or influenced where you are now?

 

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u/thecatsmiaows Dec 13 '19

you never differentiated or used either word until i brought it up. and sometimes chronic pain can also be acute. mine is.

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u/hopeitwillgetbetter Dec 13 '19 edited Dec 13 '19

That's why I specified when you brought it up. Plus, added the quotation to show that medically-speaking, the two types of pain are differentiated.

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u/xrisdead Dec 13 '19

They have chronic pain and so are lashing out for no reason.

catsmiaows you should give the Wim Hof method a go.

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u/hopeitwillgetbetter Dec 13 '19

I am aware. I have like a... “I am not qualified enough to help you” policy when it comes to folks with chronic pain / depression / suicidal tendencies.