The Suffering of Thinking

Thinking, while it stands as one of the most powerful capacities that humans possess, is not always a joyful or easy process. The suffering of thinking is an intricate, subtle phenomenon that can occur when one's mind becomes a prison of worries, doubts, or incessant thoughts.Thinking often implies an intellectual effort to understand, interpret, or solve a problem. It's a tool that has the potential to create as well as destroy. It can invent wonders, conceive beauty, and unlock mysteries. However, it can also lead to worry, anxiety, and despair. The pain often arises when thinking gets caught in loops of negativity, unanswerable questions, or unresolvable dilemmas. Overthinking, in particular, leads to a feeling of being stuck, of feeling unable to move past certain thoughts or worries. It can spiral into a cycle of continuous worry, where every solution only seems to give birth to a new problem. This constant, unyielding thought process can lead to a state of mental fatigue and stress, escalating to severe anxiety or depression. In this video we provide a new way of changing the view and perspective of this ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fG-y0UsmTbQ