Appreciate every insight and perspective you brought man. Appreciate you supporting me in turn. Take care and look forward to connecting again in future!

Totally with you on "speed praying" to get to eat haha. But as Stephan mentioned the least I can do is be grateful for the animal that died and for all the people, resources, and effort involved for all the food and ingredients I'm about to eat. So externally sometimes it's short and I may just rub my hands and say "thank you" but as I do that I try to envision all of those things at least in that moment.

@Song Bledsoe same, this doesn't appear to be the join link

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Questions regarding two of these. I'm asking IN CASE you both have preferences you'd like us to be mindful of. But of course "use your best judgement" is a fine answer if I'm getting too in the weeds haha. ------------------------------------------------- "Speak from your own experience, not in advice." 100% understand we are here to simply be present for everyone and not to preach or soap box. However can you speak to your expectations regarding the grey area between these two? For example if someone shares something and we are asked to reflect back to them. I may have advice that's related to my own experience and how I moved through it. Or someone in my life who I know went through something similar. Is that ok? Or should I keep it exclusive to "I resonate, here's why" and not share an example of a solution? ------------------------------------------------- "No side chatter in the chat box." Same question regarding the grey area and at what point comments are considered "side chatter". If I'm posting a comment in-relation to the person speaking. e.g. "That happened to me too! This book helped so much: title" and others comment on that. It's both relevant but also could be considered a tangent. Would you rather we keep it entirely on the speaker and what they are saying or are things like this ok?