#0 · Mar 03, 2005, 16:26 · Kazbadan
Let me give some ideas and things that i may use for myself (many of them are normal things):
- be sitted in a sofa in front of a fireplace in a rainy and cold day.
- look into the clouds
- give a calm ride in bike, near the river in my home
- close my eyes and imagine that i am in very nice place. This is particulary good in rainy days and when you went into the bed
- just sit somewhere and take some sun in my body
- read a "colorfoul" book, like Lord of the Rings in a stormy day. This is stupid but sometimes i love to read the chapter of "Tom Bombadil" (in a bad day) and then went into the bed (when i am going to sleep) and imagine that i am in the nice house of Tom.
ok, these ideas are not original, and some of them are very stupid and related with cold days(yeap, in Portugal it is a cold weather now), but i would like to hear more.
#1 · Mar 03, 2005, 16:50 · Frank
I like to take the top off my little sports car and drive it around the twisty mountain roads we have here in southern France. Some of the views are just awesome. Plus loads more, including, watching the sunset in the winter as the red light reflects off the snow-capped mountains. Walking by the waterfall close to my home. The sight and smell of the lavender fields in the autumn. Swimming in the lake in the summer. Walking by the gorge... the list goes on.
Yours,
Frank
#2 · Mar 03, 2005, 17:01 · Kazbadan
In one of the moments we were walking, we found a lsmall rivulet with silver water, not very deep, running across no where. Everything was very greeny and we just sit near that place, eating and enjoying the sun. I cannot describe the place very well, due to my english, all that i can say its that it was amazing, like a cozy place in the middle of the forest.
#3 · Mar 03, 2005, 19:21 · Leannain
and imagine the desert.sensing the hot sand.
i also love dragon ball hehe..etc I'll add more later I'm tired ;o
#4 · Mar 04, 2005, 03:09 · absinthian
#5 · Mar 04, 2005, 04:53 · Euphoric Sunrise
So does sitting outside and reading a book, or playing guitar, or just sitting outside and looking at the trees and stuff.
My cat makes me happy too.
#6 · Mar 04, 2005, 11:44 · Telos
But my pleasures are mostly strong (but not radically strong, like in the cases you mentioned). I take pleasure pretty seriously. ;)
Long, arduous hours of drawing and art. Intense pursuits in self-directed teaching. Athletics and running (when it's not so incredibly cold!).
And, of course, after a long day... a night of successes in astral projection! ;)
But all that is hard to do. Maybe I take pleasure too seriously. lol
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*Which is why, if you're reading this BillionNamesofGod or JoWo, I wasn't entirely satisfied after the "getting it" feeling after reading Quantum Metaphysics. I'd like to continuously practice it, which the two of you seem relatively uninterested in, satisfied in your idle bliss.
#7 · Mar 04, 2005, 12:32 · Selski
- getting into a freshly made bed after a hot shower
- waking after a good night's sleep
- watching the birds/animals in the garden
- making a snowman
- laughing out loud
- reading an absorbing book
- cooking something really yummy for yourself
- singing
- staying out of body for more than 1 minute
Sarah
#8 · Mar 04, 2005, 12:45 · Nay
Pure heaven..
I think nature is the biggest one for me, not in a crowded park with a bunch of people, just my kids and hubby. I'm quite proud of how my kids react to nature as I do..it makes it that much more enjoyable to share it and they don't mind being quiet and just soaking it allll in..ahhh...yep, can feel it now.
Nay
#9 · Mar 04, 2005, 18:05 · Frank
Yours,
Frank
#10 · Mar 04, 2005, 18:14 · Nay
Nay
#11 · Mar 04, 2005, 19:13 · Graelwyn
1) walking in the sunshine
2)watching a sunset reflected on water
3)listening to my music
4)watching a film with a friend at home
5)reading
6)getting out of bath all clean
7)a good cuddle
8)having cats around me.