RIP Robin Williams
As you all know, Robin Williams
was an incredibly funny man.
As you may also know, he had his demons.
Did he kill himself?
It would appear to be so.
The mind is a terribly fragile thing.
Those of us that struggle with depression
can understand the desire for the release
of the mental angst that is associated with this condition.
I just want to let you know that there are other
ways to find release from the crushing weight
of depression and sadness.
And yes I am qualified to speak on this topic.
I have been suicidal, and also struggle with depression.
The answer is to stop looking inward for a time
and instead, help other people with their reality.
What I mean is this.
Volunteer at your local homeless shelter.
Volunteer at your local animal shelter.
Knock on your neighbors door and offer to help
them with anything that they may need.
What is that you say?
You don't know your neighbors?
Maybe that is part of the problem.
With the social media website known as
Facebook now worth a staggering 200 Billion
dollars, one has to assume that what people want
and need is to feel connected. They want to feel
like they are apart of the process of life and that
they and their opinions matter.
I'll let you in on a little secret, THEY DO!
We are all part of the same world and energy
field and all of our existences are interrelated.
The more you do for others, the more that you
do for yourself. Trust me. This works.
Many of what the world would describe as
terrible human beings were self serving.
Many of what the world would describe as
amazing and imitation worthy humans were
very altruistic and spent their lives in the service
of others. If you do not feel satisfied with your
life, do less for yourself and more for any other
living thing on this planet. It works.
A side note for everyone not consumed by
depression, your friends that are won't always
tell you. Actually they quite often will tell
you that they are fine. And if you are any kind
of real friend, you will know that they are lying.
Call them out! It may be your last chance to do so.
Love unconditionally.
Trust more.
Laugh more.
Volunteer more.
Life is short enough without us speeding
the process up with suicide.
Be more compassionate to your fellow man.
Reach out to strangers often and treat them like friends.
The life you save, may be your own.
I love you.
I care about you.
And I always will.
- joe
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