Favourite year/s in your life/milestones

Debbie said:

1992, when I started to see a psycho/sexual psychologist.

Was it Reichian therapy, BAC? That is the route I took to great effect, Those were tumultuous but exciting years. in the late '80s.

MY fav stable years were the 8 years i got the spend in my studio in an old macadamia nut factory.  I posted pictures in the thread about having feelings of attachment for things. It's a current thread.

I also enjoyed my years in Spain in the late '80s for the later half of my therapeutic experience.

I have also enjoyed my years as a dharma bum when I first lived in Hawaii 25 years ago.

Lived in a station wagon on the beach, beach combing, reading, enjoying other dharma bums' company.

There were a lot of us and the caravan-ed around and kept each other safe.

there were FAR fewer people and many more open natural areas.

I also enjoyed the pandemic years on the island where...

the flights had stopped and I would have miles of beach to myself for hours.

the animals came back, the birds cooed more softly,

the garbage jetsam disappeared from the shore break. the water was clean and clear of human sewage.

The cruise ships no longer darkened the shores like invading cities out of 'Mortal Engines'.

Kamaina were so kind to each other.

Traffic was sparse and leisurely.

Debbie said:

1992, when I started to see a psycho/sexual psychologist.

Was it Reichian therapy, BAC? That is the route I took to great effect, Those were tumultuous but exciting years. in the late '80s.

MY fav stable years were the 8 years i got the spend in my studio in an old macadamia nut factory.  I posted pictures in the thread about having feelings of attachment for things. It's a current thread.

I also enjoyed my years in Spain in the late '80s for the later half of my therapeutic experience.

I have also enjoyed my years as a dharma bum when I first lived in Hawaii 25 years ago.

Lived in a station wagon on the beach, beach combing, reading, enjoying other dharma bums' company.

There were a lot of us and the caravan-ed around and kept each other safe.

there were FAR fewer people and many more open natural areas.

I also enjoyed the pandemic years on the island where...

the flights had stopped and I would have miles of beach to myself for hours.

the animals came back, the birds cooed more softly,

the garbage jetsam disappeared from the shore break. the water was clean and clear of human sewage.

The cruise ships no longer darkened the shores like invading cities out of 'Mortal Engines'.

Kamaina were so kind to each other.

Traffic was sparse and leisurely.

Uhane said:

Was it Reichian therapy, BAC?

Nope.

You should write an autobiography Uhane.

You have had a fascinating life and write about it evocatively.