13) Even if I wanted to empty it out, I couldn't.
For better or for worse, those thoughts valuable enough for my active memory don't leave it.
For most people, short-term memory is reserved for things you'll soon forget.
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14) But I stuff my mind full of things to remember and do and think about, and those thoughts linger for a while.
Sometimes forever.
Because once they transition from RAM to hard drive, they're mostly gone. Worlds alive only as long as I remember them.
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23) And the old thought loop--the exhausting one--is forced out of my active consciousness, left to spin alone. Biding time.
It'll be back. In a few minutes super minions will overrun our nexus and my mind will discard its League thoughts, welcoming back the old ones.
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24) But I've bought myself peace of mind for 30 minutes, and given myself time to do what generally happens during sleep:
time to give my mind some rest, and respite.
Time to process my thoughts, and consolidate them, and make peace with them. At least for a bit.
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Understand where you're coming from. Try an app called "Waking Up"....that app, combined with a 10 day vipassana course, are what finally put me back into semi-control of this process you're describing here. best of luck brother😎

