No matter what you do or think or believe, their are no guarantees. A person can only live based on his or her life's experiences. They are truly only doing the best they can. No one is better qualified.
@PraktischVerslaaft Thanks for your response. I really believe that the black and white thinking she's relating to are Cognitive distortions one needs to be come aware of consciously. This is more about being a impartial observer to oneself. By comment describes one's path is always changing. GOD BLESS!
I don't know how to thank you. You changed my life. Thanks to you from the core of my heart. I will listen all of your videos. Please keep doing the great work🙏
Came on looking for a video on catastrophizing and this seemed closest. In this video you mention getting ready to make one on catastrophizing. All-or-nothing thinking seems to overlap, but is the one focused directly on catastrophizing up coming? I'm trying to keep a few steps ahead of a friend's consumption and processing and as relevant as possible! 😊 (** update **)... Noticed your video pop up on the side menu about catastrophizing made soon after this one. Maybe useful to share - so I went back to your home page to check how I missed it. It does arise in search when full word 'Catastrophizing' is entered. What I often do is use a part of a word; I used, "Catastrophi" and nothing comes up. Digesting this learning point, will keep it in mind. Your catastrophizing video is great! Thank you! 🏆
I wonder... can we think our way to more dopamine or is this kind of thinking and the lack of motivation and agency that accompanies it a sign of low dopamine, inhibited uptake, a high threshold or some combination of related factors? What is the chicken and egg of it?
No matter what you do or think or believe, their are no guarantees. A person can only live based on his or her life's experiences. They are truly only doing the best they can. No one is better qualified.
@PraktischVerslaaft Thanks for your response. I really believe that the black and white thinking she's relating to are Cognitive distortions one needs to be come aware of consciously. This is more about being a impartial observer to oneself. By comment describes one's path is always changing. GOD BLESS!
This is me. I feel like I need to keep restarting every day because something didn't go perfectly. I evaluate myself and nothing seems good enough.
I don't know how to thank you. You changed my life. Thanks to you from the core of my heart. I will listen all of your videos. Please keep doing the great work🙏
This showed up for me out of the blue this morning, and it was the perfect thing I didn't know I needed. Thank you!
Thank you, I really needed this.
You're so welcome!
Oh! This is life changing for me in this situation. Thanks you so much❤
Best video on this issue ... thank you
So nice of you to say so :). I truly hope it is helpful!
Love, metta, and light to you ❤
Thank you so much! Enormously helpful❤
Thank you
You're welcome!
So helpful, thank you
Came on looking for a video on catastrophizing and this seemed closest. In this video you mention getting ready to make one on catastrophizing. All-or-nothing thinking seems to overlap, but is the one focused directly on catastrophizing up coming? I'm trying to keep a few steps ahead of a friend's consumption and processing and as relevant as possible! 😊 (** update **)... Noticed your video pop up on the side menu about catastrophizing made soon after this one. Maybe useful to share - so I went back to your home page to check how I missed it. It does arise in search when full word 'Catastrophizing' is entered. What I often do is use a part of a word; I used, "Catastrophi" and nothing comes up. Digesting this learning point, will keep it in mind. Your catastrophizing video is great! Thank you! 🏆
I can’t find the download 😢
To me the observing awareness is our spirit self not a function of the brain.
To me the mind is nonmaterial too.
I wonder... can we think our way to more dopamine or is this kind of thinking and the lack of motivation and agency that accompanies it a sign of low dopamine, inhibited uptake, a high threshold or some combination of related factors? What is the chicken and egg of it?
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resonates, much appreciated Barbara for your insights.
Thank you