Showing posts with label addiction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label addiction. Show all posts

Friday, 29 May 2026

Sometimes You Need To Take A Clean Break

My life used to be so much better when I took two complete days off per week.

If you are the type of person who works overtime or extra shifts, don't talk yourself into feeling guilty about having your day off.

I know sometimes, when money is tight, we feel the need to beat ourselves up for not having overworked ourselves yet! another day. But, don't. You deserve your day off. Trust me.

In a spiritual sense, a day off can unbind you from the daily work rituals that keep us in a constant cycle of all work and no play. It is so important to reset your soul every once in a while.

We complain about soul-ties, but then we retie ourselves to people that aren't even loved-ones on a daily basis.

My advice as a spiritual person is, before trying ritual to cut cords, the best cord cutting is to simply not create a cord with social media or your job circle.

Sometimes, the best magical healing is in doing practicle everyday things.

And, I know I'm veering off the topic right now. However as an example, say you feel you have an unhealthy bond with someone, just simply avoid running into them, and stop running after them.

This same principle applies to our jobs and how we can sometimes feel stuck in a work environment we feel we can't get out of. Instead of making excuses for why you can't quit your job, just start by taking your days off. 

Time away from toxic collegues and moody bosses will bring you a new perspective on your current situation and hopefully, you'll begin to see solutions, instead of problems.

I really hope you found this helpful. See you on my next random topic. 🤪

Monday, 25 May 2026

There Is No Rhyme Or Reason

This is how I feel about cheating.  Gambling is addictive because humanity stops at nothing to find justice. When we are wronged, we want to make it right.

The more they wrong us and cheat us, the more we spend our resources to make it right. And, what do we know about gambling? The house always wins.

You win when you walk away.

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