Re: My mind is always dissassociated, please help!

> This reminds me of the old saying: "I used to be nervous and jerky.
> I'm no longer nervous."  It seems to me your problem is not the
> disassociation, but the anxiety. The trick is to disassociate yourself
> from the anxiety.

The anxiety arises from the dissassociation and the conflict I
experience in dealing with this state. I've 'dealt' with anxiety for
years, I want to get to the root cause of it and end it.


> >I want to be in an associated state, 
>  
> >can anyone help?
> 
> We always want what we can't have. 

Developing a first person associated state does not seem like an
impossible dream, it must be attainable. Can you offer any advice on
how can I could get to this mental state?



> If I were you, I would simply
> disassociate myself from the disassociation.

Good advice, any more?


Cheers