As someone who previously couldn't go two seconds without a thought, the meditations have provided me with specific strategies for how to stop recurring thoughts, grasping on to thoughts, or, sometimes, avoiding thoughts all of which take up unnecessary time and energy. Calm also helped me to see that, like so many other things, thoughts can be addicting. I had always assumed that thoughts were something to which I mostly had a passive presence, but I now realize that they while they are something I can't always control I can control my response to them. It's crazy that while working through my (many) control issues I never realized this before. These exercises have also brought to light a new understanding of 2 Corinthians 10:5.
I love finding God's fingerprint in the most unexpected places:).
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