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What to do If you have no interest in making better yourself and stay depressed?


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An Unknown Location | 1 year ago (6 minutes after post)

That’s the paradox–feeling down with no impulse to pick yourself up. It doesn’t make any logical sense, yet here we are. What about doing something nice for someone else?

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An Unknown Location | 1 year ago (13 minutes after post)

That last part I was wondering… The Elron Group in Argentina says that when youhelp and notice anyones pain, you increase yourself and you automatically grows up in service and your pain goes away.

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brookel offline Verified User (1 year) Long Term User Shouts: 0 #
An Unknown Location | 1 year ago (17 minutes after post)

Makes sense, doesn’t it? Focus on someone other than yourself when you’re not inclined to help yourself. I just read this:

It seems our ability to express gratitude is much like a muscle. The more we use and exercise it, the easier it becomes - and the more we find ourselves just naturally sharing gratitude. Try it out for a week or two. Show sincere appreciation to everyone who comes in your path. The waitress who re-fills your water glass, the mailman who brings a package to your door, the dry-cleaning attendant who hands you your shirts, and the speaker who just inspired you with her message. And yes, we know that expressed gratitude does tend to return to us, multiplied.

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An Unknown Location | 1 year ago (26 minutes after post)

I will try it. Thanks brookel. If I can help you some other time when you need it, I will be glad to do it. See you.

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