(03-15-2022, 01:06 PM)User_000 Wrote: Now I'm dealing with depression, i don't want to do shit, why i'm even alive, it's useless, and more thoughts are crossing my mind (and my body is like a rock), then I start asking why I feel this way, it's because i have no self esteem, no confidence, no worth, no hope, no love, nothing? or I'm just attaching myself to beliefs I refuse to let go, everything so far was a lie to convince myself life was okey, or I'm attaching myself to the wrong concepts, why should I need a purpose or something of the sort, is because I'm attached to life itself, or because I tried to live it in a certain way, what is happiness either way? I'm at a loss here.
Question those feelings. That's right. Ask why. Listen, seek within, trace it back, contemplate, and allow yourself to listen for and to the answer your subconscious gives you, whether it's through feelings, little voice, intuition or dreams.
If you're at a loss, you're not being specific enough. But you are doing the right thing in asking and questioning.
Depression and feelings of hopelessness tell us that some part of your subconscious feels these things and is trying to communicate them to your conscious self. It feels these things because it holds beliefs that contradict what the program is trying to either accomplish or get you to do. Those beliefs are the issue, and so is holding on to them. If you can figure out what those beliefs are and change the conclusion that led you to form those beliefs, you have the solution. Sometimes the beliefs are based on faulty logic, insufficient understanding, lack of awareness or a less than positive point of view. These things can be changed.
I used to have a girlfriend who was always negative, doom and gloom, and lived on failure based thinking 24/7. The solution was for her to recognize that he automatic response was negative because she had accepted negative core beliefs from her parents. All she had to do was examine those beliefs and reason out whether or not they were the best beliefs, true, worth keeping. I worked with her for years on that, and she refused to change them. So I left and replaced her with a woman who started out with similar negative beliefs, but who was willing to change what she believed with guidance and help understanding that what negative beliefs she had formed were not necessarily true, accurate or good for her. That woman has been my girlfriend for 5 years this September, and she has made amazing progress and growth. We are very happy together as a result.
EDIT: Almost forgot... when I met her she was depressed and hopeless all the time and miserable working for a call center. Now she's self employed, happy and productive, and she appears to be on track to become financially independent in the not too distant future. And all she did was change some of her faulty beliefs.
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The scientist has a question to find an answer for. The pseudo-scientist has an answer to find a question for. ~ "Failure is the path of least persistence." - Chinese Fortune Cookie ~ Logic left. Emotion right. But thinking, straight ahead. ~ Sperate supra omnia in valorem. (The value of trust is above all else.) ~ Meowsomeness!