Re:Anxiety is in your body, not your mind
by jmcqk6 on Monday April 12, 2021 @10:00AM
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There are major differences between attempting to forcefully stop thinking about something, and accepting that you're thinking about something and then able to move on to something else.
In the first case, you're working against your brain, and getting it to behave is more likely to require some kind of violence and cause some sort of damage.
The other way, where you accept and then can move on, is more like moving with your brain.
Instead of trying to stop the river, you redirect it.
In the first case, you're working against your brain, and getting it to behave is more likely to require some kind of violence and cause some sort of damage.
The other way, where you accept and then can move on, is more like moving with your brain.
Instead of trying to stop the river, you redirect it.