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Distracted by anxiety until disruptive energy is discharged: Yoga and psychology
I am distracted often. Yes, it gets in my way when I feel I’ll be in trouble if I don’t accomplish a certain goal. Yet, with my life of freedom—more so, the art of distraction itself—I wouldn’t have it any other way.
Leave your readers with their own opinions
To know yet to think that one does not know is best;
Not to know yet to think that one knows will lead to difficulty.
~ Lao Tzu
Healthy eyesight: Luteins, red wine and computers
I went to the optometrist today for my first time in all my years—having 20/20 vision all my life—because I noticed that in the last year or so, I am no longer able to read the fine print on my iPhone. For that matter, I cannot focus on anything anymore that is within a one-foot distance from my eyes. This is new for me.
Pensive thoughts show on our face, saying way more than we think
"It happens whenever you look at me," he says of my morning look.