Ancient Celtic Solution to Burn-Out

[@cateisawake9066]

Great advice

[@ancienttomes8940]

In the worst year of my life, i learned to start living. I traveled the world for years and did things i previously thought i would never do. Live your life, because tomorrow is never a promise.

[@bettinaclarkcasimir948]

Hi Tina, are you going to publish more of your precious insights? Your approach to explore ways for the modern world within ancient Celtic life strategies is SO interesting! Of course, circumstances are different then and now; and values and needs have to continuously be articulated and identified as we evolve. And yet - what I am reminded from your talk - to anchor our modern views to the Past might be a healthy way not to start floating in lost thoughts, and being vulnerable to possible manipulators; but to be tellurian, diligent and healthily critical in our own Self-Reflection and in relation to others. Thank you - looking forward to hearing more.

[@techt-thecelticmessenger2767]

Hi Bettina, thank you for your kind comments! I agree: looking to the past for answers to current issues can be very helpful, provided you come with an open heart and mind. However, finding the right teacher can indeed be a challenge...

[@denisp.artstudio2226]

THENX FOR SHARING

[@jayadeva1977]

Thank you your sharing. It's interesting that a few weeks ago I realized that my life's a battle and I was a warrior. I work in a very poor area as a social worker, so I meet horrible lifestories day by day and addition to this, politics share everything here on institution level, so ataccks fromeverywhere...totally chaos. So, when I felt that it's too much for me, I called my own fantasy and with helping it, I changed my outer and inner World. Due to this my outer world became the part of my inner world, so the outer life which had been strange from me with too much stresses and traumas (for example parents grow their children among horrible, disgusting environment, they don't feed them, aggression in families, even murdering, etc.) became to the story of my life. Sometimes I absolutely withraw myself, that it's enough, but I wake up every morning, then going to the battle and I try my best to help. I'm interested in Celtic philosophy and culture as in the ancient times, Celts used to live on my homeland too (North-Eastern Hungary, close to the Slovakian border), and it helps me a lot and it's very useful as you translate the ancient wisdom to the language of the modern days' people. Thank you, I wish all the best to you for Christmas and New Year.

[@mariefinley8435]

Awesome ! :)

[@mcc.o.4835]

Well said. 👏

[@techt-thecelticmessenger2767]

Thank you!

[@tardigrade85]

I really like your story and insight. incidentally you seem to have the opposite of my problems as I am not a type A personality. I'm more of a gypsy driftin fly by the seat of my pants town hoppin journeyman. Maybe I can learn from you.

[@AugustinTomasOBrienCaceres]

Is mise argentinian na hÉireann agus tá do ranganna díreach foirfe. go raibh maith agat.