The power of doing nothing.
I was reading through a few articles on obsessive compulsive disorders and found that doing nothing is something we OCD sufferers cannot do.
We can’t do nothing for long periods of time. We can’t just sit watching the sky or simply laze in a room, or our minds start to wonder aimlessly on scary topics, that we wished were never there.
I’m learning to Do Nothing Because I have OCD and when I do nothing, I feel mentally and physically ill. Its disruptive.
Doing Nothing is very difficult for me because when I was young, I was sick a alot of times. I had very bad asthma and it usually striked when I had any exciting program lined up. Mostly, I was sick and I was always in bed, doing nothing.
Luckily, I grew out of my childhood asthma, ( although I still have to watch my intake of cold drinks), but this fear of doing nothing was already deeply ingrained in me. Doing nothing had a bad intonation.
I am trying to smell the roses. I have a wonderful hubby and a loving family. I do not have any boss to please except myself and its time to let gentility back into my world. Its time to buy some roses to decorate my room and do nice things for myself and loved ones. Its time to let go of my expectations and my self judging and just let things be.
Doing nothing doesn’t mean I’m really doing nothing. Doing nothing is the first step to doing something!
nana, Relax man, u need a break ! Go do nothing k. I miss ya.