Being alone does not mean that we have to feel lonely. Loneliness is not a condition we must live.

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Well said. Nice exchanging ideas with you. I enjoyed it.

I used to think that it would be bad to live my entire life alone without a wife, children, family (or at least a gf)

But These days I will only feel lonely if I end up like Will Smith in I Am Legend, without his dog.
For me, having an extra companions (like a wife or a gf) in my later life is just a bonus.

Meanwhile, I will just give my best to survive and diligently meditate (hopefully get enlightened lol)

Alone is all-one, the word itself is quite miraculous and holds its own answer. I sometimes feel loneliest in a large group of people, and least lonely when i am alone and in touch with my inner divine nature. This connection I find easiest with journaling, meditation, or simple reflection. After years of doing this more from my head, I moved it down to my heart. That's even better.

Originally posted by MrLucky
Alone is all-one, the word itself is quite miraculous and holds its own answer. I sometimes feel loneliest in a large group of people, and least lonely when i am alone and in touch with my inner divine nature. This connection I find easiest with journaling, meditation, or simple reflection. After years of doing this more from my head, I moved it down to my heart. That's even better.

Beautifully expressed. I, too, feel lonely in big crowds or social events, like company parties. Whereas, I can spend days literally without human contact and be just fine.

I like my Alone Time. Sometimes it's Pure Bliss


How to be Alone