Bliss to me right now is the fact I've just got out of bed, and it's gone 12PM. That's a rarity but it's so comfortable! Your bed may not feel so comfortable when you're trying to sleep but in the morning when you need to get up? So much of a different story.. I would've stayed in it all day but I had to be up for an appointment so I have to leave in an hour. Shame. I miss my bed already!
I always thought that trying to be thinner and more appealing would be bliss. That never turned out to be the case. Instead I'm never happy. I don't even remember what it feels like to be happy with the way I looked. There was a time before all this when that was the case, not any more. I've changed my whole life now. To me, eating disorders can be treated but they can't be fully cured. They'll linger in the back of your head and you won't be blissful with yourself ALL the time. Although, what person is ever happy with their bodies totally 100% every minute of the day for the rest of their lives?
The only way I've ever found bliss is through lucid dreaming. It's a whole world that you can feel, smell, see, hear. You can fly and actually have the 'real' sensation that you're flying. You can get through to your subconscious and ask questions, the answers of which may surprise you. You can tell people things that you never would be able to in reality, but when you're lucid dreaming? Totally different.
If you've never tried it, I'd suggest you do. It takes practice but once you've managed to get into it? Oh my gosh. You'll never turn back ;D
If you're interested, here's a helpful link :)
http://www.world-of-lucid-dreaming.com
I always thought that trying to be thinner and more appealing would be bliss. That never turned out to be the case. Instead I'm never happy. I don't even remember what it feels like to be happy with the way I looked. There was a time before all this when that was the case, not any more. I've changed my whole life now. To me, eating disorders can be treated but they can't be fully cured. They'll linger in the back of your head and you won't be blissful with yourself ALL the time. Although, what person is ever happy with their bodies totally 100% every minute of the day for the rest of their lives?
The only way I've ever found bliss is through lucid dreaming. It's a whole world that you can feel, smell, see, hear. You can fly and actually have the 'real' sensation that you're flying. You can get through to your subconscious and ask questions, the answers of which may surprise you. You can tell people things that you never would be able to in reality, but when you're lucid dreaming? Totally different.
If you've never tried it, I'd suggest you do. It takes practice but once you've managed to get into it? Oh my gosh. You'll never turn back ;D
If you're interested, here's a helpful link :)
http://www.world-of-lucid-dreaming.com
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