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In reply to the discussion: Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos wash the dishes at home -- and research suggests the benefits might stretch [View all]c-rational
(3,165 posts)36. i agree that mundane tasks are a good way to learn to be mindful. Focus on the task at hand and
not the beliefs you bring to it, i.e. I am making the coffee, not why do I have to make the coffee..
Another way to view/perform any task is Work is Love Made Visible.
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applegrove
Jan 2020
OP
Makes sense...sometimes doing mundane things does allow the mind to wonder around, calm...
SWBTATTReg
Jan 2020
#1
We don't agree on some fundamental principles. It is best that we leave things at that. nt
Blue_true
Jan 2020
#41
I love lawn mowing. When we had a house with a much larger yard than currently, we had
spooky3
Jan 2020
#28
I mowed my parents lawn all the time. Once, i think it was related to a big event but am
applegrove
Jan 2020
#29
i agree that mundane tasks are a good way to learn to be mindful. Focus on the task at hand and
c-rational
Jan 2020
#36
What's with the wealth worshippers here? Jesus fucking Christ, we have two Union busters...
Humanist_Activist
Jan 2020
#40