time for a focus on spirituality?

[Tammy]

Since I’m off work with Covid I’ve reverted to my internal clock of staying up until midnight. And because of covid I tend to sleep 12 hours a night. (Yes, still after 2 months ... it’s a slow recovery and at this point I’m hoping I’m not one of those long haulers who goes on disability). My husband generally goes to bed at 7 and gets up at 4.

This is a foreshadow of when we are both retired, and it works. He gets mornings alone and I get evenings alone and we have about 8 hours together.

And yes, it would bother me to be quarantined together and on the same sleep/wake schedule. I need time alone.

[razz]

My late DH knew that I was doing my prayer/meditations and simply sat in his recliner beside me, closed his eyes and stayed quiet. It was such a special time of harmony for both of us which I do miss now.

[Tybee]

My husband is the meditator in our house and he goes into his spot each morning. I don't bother him. What is particularly cute is that the dogs meditate with him, lying there really quiet on the floor.

[iris lilies]

This spiritual practices and the sayings/ chants are really nice!

DH will occasionally make fun of me for something and I tell him to go...well I think you can figure out what I tell him.

But as I have mentioned several times, an aid to meditative contemplation and the centered life is: having two homes!There are days where I have no interruptions.

[JaneV2.0]

This spiritual practices and the things are really nice!

DH will occasionally make fun of me for something and I tell him to go...well I think you can figure out what I tell him.

But as I have mentioned several times, an aid to meditative contemplation and the centered life is: having two homes!There are days where I have no interruptions.

I like my solitude, and boy howdy do I have it now! If I had a partner, I would definitely be up for two houses, or at least a duplex.