Over Thinking

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Tuesday, 11 October 2022

Written by Julie Lomas

One of the biggest diseases of the mind and unhappiness is” over-thinking,” especially too much thinking about others:

Constantly thinking about what they did, why they did it. What they should do, what they should have done, what they said, what you wished they had said, why they spoke at all. Why are they doing what they are doing? etc.

All this does is rob your mind of its peace and sanity. It’s bad for your mental health and your happiness.

Thinking too much is like eating too much. The heaviness makes it impossible to remain light and flexible.

We get stuck on little things and gradually the little things become huge things which we cannot shake off.

Often when we think too much we fantasise and overreact. The story gets bigger and bigger and often completely out of context. Thus, we create negative feelings inside ourselves and around us. We become unhappy.

Overthinking doesn’t help anyone, especially yourself. It drains your energy and stops you leading a happy fulfilled life. Let others do as they do, and you do as you want to do. No two lives are the same and no two minds are the same. we all have a unique path. So, when you catch yourself over thinking, especially about a particular person, stop! let it go! and clear your mind, for your own sanity and your metal and emotional health.

Julie Lomas

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Julie Lomas
Julie is the founder member and Managing Director of Conscious Connections,( www.conscious-connections.com ) a company dedicated to bringing spiritual awareness and holistic practices, including stress management transformation and life coaching to all areas of peoples' personal lives.

Julie holds a Degree in Education, is an Executive Business and Life Coach, Award winning Writer, Japanese Reiki Shihan and Reiki Master Teacher, Professional Crystal Therapist and Teacher, Stress Management facilitator, and an international facilitator in personal development and awareness. She has 18 years of experience in teaching and practicing holistic therapies in the Middle East, Europe, Greece and the USA. She is an expansive thinker with an excellent reputation and record of achievement in these fields. Julie is a leader and is well known in the holistic world across the Middle East Gulf countries, where she has a large following, speaking out and advocating correct learning and high standards of all holistic practices. She appears regularly on several Middle East countries TV and in magazines and journals.

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