What Quarantine is Teaching Me

Become aware of who you truly are
May 4, 2020 7:37am CST
Being forced to stay at home has taught me invaluable lessons. I am learning loving yourself is taking care of your soul through meditation. Taking care of your body through exercise and eating healthy and being in alignment with your consciousness. Recently, I bought a humidifier, and I have been doing one hour of mediating with different essential oils. For instance, lavender raises my vibrations and puts me in a very peaceful state, while sage calms me down. I am learning to observe my thoughts and not to react to them. To watch them as they come and go because they are just that, thoughts. I have started walking. I will pick it up to jogging with time, but for now, 16km per day brisk walking makes me feel rejuvenated.
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Hanni Harel
@Hannihar (130218)
• Israel
7 May 20
@Ongoluwa Sounds like you are taking care of yourself.
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Hanni Harel
@Hannihar (130218)
• Israel
12 May 20
@Ongoluwa I really truly can understand that.
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Anita
@Ongoluwa (16)
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12 May 20
I am doing the best I can to stay sane when the whole world is on lockdown
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Sahil Roy
@RoyCreation (45)
• Jaipur, India
4 May 20
I sleep and sleep and sleep that's all I wanted when I have my free time and now I always free time
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Sahil Roy
@RoyCreation (45)
• Jaipur, India
12 May 20
Anita
@Ongoluwa (16)
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12 May 20
hahahaha.......this is so relatable
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Jaymie Suh
@cherriefic (10399)
• Philippines
4 May 20
I fall asleep whenever I tried meditating.
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Jaymie Suh
@cherriefic (10399)
• Philippines
12 May 20
@Ongoluwa I think that should help. Thanks!
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Anita
@Ongoluwa (16)
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12 May 20
That was me a couple of months ago. Try putting music and then sit with your legs crisscrossed it should keep you awake. secondly do not mediate in the bedroom or on your bed it will make you fall asleep. I wish you well
paigea
@paigea (36317)
• Canada
4 May 20
16km daily is fantastic. That would take me about 3 hours, I think. I started off using thé time to exercise, eat better and get things done, but lost all that momentum!
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Anita
@Ongoluwa (16)
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12 May 20
It is normal to lose momentum .....try and find something that makes you happy and then do that. I really hope you find your momentum soon. Good luck
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paigea
@paigea (36317)
• Canada
12 May 20
@Ongoluwa Thank you!
linzzyyy
@iniaku (2157)
• Indonesia
7 May 20
hi welcome to myLot. so good you spare your time to do a lot of things
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Anita
@Ongoluwa (16)
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12 May 20
Thank you so much
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Eric Tsuma
@erictsuma (9726)
• Mombasa, Kenya
6 May 20
Yes me too i have learnt a lot but at least i spend more time with my family too.
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Anita
@Ongoluwa (16)
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12 May 20
That is great, family is everything and in most cases, after all, is said and done family comes first
Merryjoy
@resukill22 (25050)
• Las Pinas City, Philippines
6 May 20
Hi to you and welcome to my lot.
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Anita
@Ongoluwa (16)
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12 May 20
Thank you
Lavanya
@Lavanya15 (12888)
• Chennai, India
4 May 20
Means are you complaining jogging 16 km every day.. It is possible for you??
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Zxyl
@Allionnazxyl (279)
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4 May 20
10km already makes my legs go numb for 3 days. You are so lucky.
Zxyl
@Allionnazxyl (279)
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12 May 20
@Ongoluwa Thanks for the advice. I'm not much into exercising that's why.
Anita
@Ongoluwa (16)
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12 May 20
I am so sorry, how about you try walking 2 kilometers and then build your momentum as your legs get strong. Chose a train that is easy to walk on as well.
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