Apr 12, 2011 11:24
The most important thing I've read today: "Learned helplessness is the experience of passive resignation and depression following recurring failure or punishment, especially when it seems arbitrary and not contingent upon one's actions."
How many of you have jobs like that?
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I only survived by practicing the following meditation technique each night as I went to sleep: the air I inhaled was positive energy, and the air I exhaled was negative energy, which took the form of a large carrion bird with each breath. The birds flew up to La Jolla, shit on her car, and roosted on the roof of her house until morning. When she opened the door to go to work, they descended upon her, pecked out her eyes, and tore all the flesh from her bones.
This form of meditation helped me survive three years in her laboratory.
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Whenever I had to imagine horrible things happening to someone in order to help me get to sleep, I pictured sewing the person's lips together, like Loki.
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