The Affordable Family Getaway
7:10
Big changes start small
16:12
21 күн бұрын
Giving up on them, not YOU
11:20
Healing is a crazy experience
6:57
I hope this helps you face reality
14:23
Support services with MAJOR flaws
6:38
What makes a good life purpose?
5:02
If you believe NOBODY understands
8:10
Finding better options
12:11
5 ай бұрын
Lazy & unmotivated?
8:24
6 ай бұрын
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@KyLives2
@KyLives2 2 күн бұрын
Thanks for watching! Let's make some changes! 🎉
@niloukashfi6096
@niloukashfi6096 2 күн бұрын
Yes that me scared limited .....but in truth not soI am limitless.thank you for this video
@KyLives2
@KyLives2 2 күн бұрын
You're welcome 🙂
@frankthesauce
@frankthesauce 2 күн бұрын
I'm going to find reasons to be positively motivated bcus once you've ventured into zero point singularity, everything has seemed to've lost its value. When things are bad, I say "fuck it", when things are good, I'm reminded that it's gonna end at the end of that thought, and thus, vicious cycle of nihilism I'm choosing to break away from.
@KyLives2
@KyLives2 2 күн бұрын
Sounds like a great new intention to me 🙂
@christineherson1413
@christineherson1413 14 күн бұрын
Common sense.
@iyedq2853
@iyedq2853 16 күн бұрын
Listen man can you make some animations to your videos make them more interesting and more special and keep improving i like your work I'm just trying to help you and i hope you the best
@KyLives2
@KyLives2 16 күн бұрын
I tried some with visual aids and they didn't perform any better. Maybe even worse because that's not why people come here, but I might try some more on future. Thanks for reminding me.
@iyedq2853
@iyedq2853 15 күн бұрын
@@KyLives2 continue working and don't give up I wish you the best
@ovidiudrobota2182
@ovidiudrobota2182 16 күн бұрын
There are dilemmas about myself that I don't get even after investigating what's lurking in the back of my mind. I'm self-conscious when talking to people. I remember I got so anxious among my peers that I made them feel uncomfortable around me. They didn't want to be around me. When was I creating those limiting beliefs? Because I noticed I'm shame-based. I was toxically shamed as a kid. I'm painfully self-conscious in public. And I have no idea how to transmute those limiting beliefs into positive ones. Eye contact is difficult for me because it triggers feelings of discomfort. Why can't I connect with people, I wonder?
@KyLives2
@KyLives2 16 күн бұрын
You might have to go deeper than the mind?
@iyedq2853
@iyedq2853 16 күн бұрын
Great work man
@KyLives2
@KyLives2 16 күн бұрын
Thank you 🙂
@malinagruen7523
@malinagruen7523 21 күн бұрын
I wouldn't mind you talking more about it 🙂 It's really interesting! I checked out the Holographic Kinetics homepage a while ago, but the description was so confusing to me I gave up for the moment. Like, what do you actually do in a session? And I appreciate your modesty and respect for the whole thing, but don't underestimate the power of your uniqueness. I'm sure Steve is a great person, but you might be able to help some people better, even though you're less experienced, just because they connect better to you for whatever reason.
@KyLives2
@KyLives2 21 күн бұрын
That's lovely of you to say, but that's like saying a white belt could be just as effective as the creator of jiu-jitsu itself. Humility is an essential part of this practice for me personally. I've seen what happens to people who are given knowledge they do not respect. I've been humbled myself, thinking I understand more than I do, earlier in my journey.
@malinagruen7523
@malinagruen7523 20 күн бұрын
@@KyLives2 Well, that's a bit extrem. Obviously you should have some knowledge and experience, and it seems to me that you do, from what you say. But I'm glad you're taking it so seriously. There are far too many people who learn a little bit of something in a weekend seminar and then think this makes them a professional.
@lennartrauhe7194
@lennartrauhe7194 21 күн бұрын
That's a great speach! thank you :)
@KyLives2
@KyLives2 21 күн бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you 🙂
@davidirl5864
@davidirl5864 Ай бұрын
Was helpful and made me feel the unlimited potential of experience.
@KyLives2
@KyLives2 Ай бұрын
That's awesome 🥳
@user-ni5df4gz1r
@user-ni5df4gz1r Ай бұрын
You look like my dad
@KyLives2
@KyLives2 Ай бұрын
Random 🙂
@cebruthius
@cebruthius Ай бұрын
Remember kids, never consider the possibility that you have a sleep breathing disorder like OSA or UARS!
@BH-qs7vo
@BH-qs7vo Ай бұрын
Really enjoying your content. Thank you.
@KyLives2
@KyLives2 Ай бұрын
Thank you and welcome 🙂
@Cmichemm
@Cmichemm Ай бұрын
The moments where you just lose yourself in laughter from being completely grateful for existence.. i love those moments!!! Sending you so much light
@KyLives2
@KyLives2 Ай бұрын
I can't even remember what I was laughing about but this was a very good moment in my life after a lot of challenges 🙂
@BornToTroll-it5ju
@BornToTroll-it5ju Ай бұрын
um..well i can only give my 2c 'to use the American term' as someone with boundless energy. For ref I sleep like an absolute rock every night at age 46. I'm never tired, until approx 12am. a) don't drink (obvious) or at least realize that your hangovers will make you bloody tired for a day or two after. as you age they last even longer and the tiredness can last even half the week. b) walk frequently. couple of hours a week or more+ do some intense exercise at least twice a week. I just do the street bars (jungle jim?) down the park - I do 4 x pull ups (8 each) 4 x 20 push ups (angled on the bars) 4 x leg lifts 4 side kicks 4 front kicks (karate). do the last ones in the dark or folks will laugh. d) this one could be neither here nor there, but being that I live in Japan, I theorize that switching more of your diet to an asian one has benefits. That said, I still eat crap quite a lot, so perhaps not? I would say then that it's important not to 'overeat' and if you feel bloated after a meal, something is wrong. e) most important! avoid stress like it's a bullet- unless it's good stress. might be not possible I know.. f) don't give yourself too much time to sit around dwelling on the meaning of life or some other dark dicksh*t like that will suck you into the abyss of depression. Like Withers says at the end of Baldurs Gate 3, life is about "finding important problems to solve" and that's it. It is vitally important to keep yourself distracted from the questions of the universe, by diving into deep and complicated taks in order to maintain your mental health. If Oscar Wilde and Einstein couldn't unravel the mysteries of life, you certainly won't. g) bed at 12, wake up at 7. Use white noise to help you nod off. That's it! good luck!
@KyLives2
@KyLives2 Ай бұрын
Amazing. Great points and observations! 😊
@wallycheladyn1190
@wallycheladyn1190 Ай бұрын
Thanks dude, needed the reminder. I think the whole leg crossing thing had something to do with intentionally making your legs numb so that you couldnt attack the guru/leader.
@KyLives2
@KyLives2 Ай бұрын
Surely, the original intent of meditation was positive, but maybe some cult leaders capitalise on anything that can put their subjects in a more submissive state. First I'm hearing of that, but very interesting.
@trulyusman9731
@trulyusman9731 Ай бұрын
I could've done nothing...but instead I subscribed
@KyLives2
@KyLives2 Ай бұрын
🤣🤣🤣
@devilevic
@devilevic Ай бұрын
You've got some good videos. How do you not have 100K+ subscribers?
@KyLives2
@KyLives2 Ай бұрын
Thank you! I've only just started sorting out my titles and thumbnails properly, and I also did a mass delete that set me back, but it's looking good now 🙂
@goblinsRule
@goblinsRule Ай бұрын
I watch KZbin and never done what they ask, but this morning i did 30 minutes of horizontal after woke up groggy and unmotivated, absolutely mind blowing, i feel very creative and motivated, i am going to practice this and keep my phone data switched off.
@KyLives2
@KyLives2 Ай бұрын
That is AWESOME! 🥳
@theempatheticchicken
@theempatheticchicken Ай бұрын
Had me laughing over here. 😂 Love it! 😁
@KyLives2
@KyLives2 Ай бұрын
Awesome! Glad you enjoyed it 😆
@malinagruen7523
@malinagruen7523 Ай бұрын
😅 Everything can become a chore when approached with the right/wrong mindset. When doing nothing feels too stressful to me, I listen to deep binural beats. Somehow they make everything that comes up feel ok to feel for me.
@KyLives2
@KyLives2 Ай бұрын
I don't want to assume anything but from your comments so far it sounds like you haven't found any way to permanently reduce that stress. It's worth it to keep looking. I hope you find a way that works for you.
@malinagruen7523
@malinagruen7523 Ай бұрын
@@KyLives2 Well, I'm working on it, and sometimes I feel like I'm getting somewhere, and then I'm not so sure again... But you're right, most of what I do is just coping.
@elakrafft7651
@elakrafft7651 Ай бұрын
Haha awesome
@blancomsk
@blancomsk Ай бұрын
love you ky. no matter how much times passed, your topics are always true to light with that I feel in the present, thankful for you
@KyLives2
@KyLives2 Ай бұрын
Love it buddy. I hope you're still doing well 💗
@malinagruen7523
@malinagruen7523 Ай бұрын
I like your humour 😅 and I agree on a lot of what you say, but I must say arriving at a destination also feels really good to me. - Doesn't mean that I can't enjoy the journey of course...But I usually enjoy it most when I know or can be pretty sure there is a good outcome. When I read a book, I always read the end first to make sure I like it. 😄
@KyLives2
@KyLives2 Ай бұрын
That last line says a lot to me
@malinagruen7523
@malinagruen7523 Ай бұрын
@@KyLives2 😂Wanna tell me?
@KyLives2
@KyLives2 Ай бұрын
It seems to be a key. How do you "read the end first" elsewhere in your life?
@malinagruen7523
@malinagruen7523 Ай бұрын
@@KyLives2 That's the problem, I can't! And that makes it really hard to make decisions! I'm too head centred...
@KyLives2
@KyLives2 Ай бұрын
I think you've just uncovered something significant! 🙂
@lou4073
@lou4073 Ай бұрын
Wonderful. A lot of sick and loop-stuck people out there would get much out of what you’re saying, if only they’d listen, augment themselves. ‘The kookaburra’s think it’s hilarious.’😄Perhaps we should live more like kookaburras.
@KyLives2
@KyLives2 Ай бұрын
Haha, how good is it when nature gets involved!
@malinagruen7523
@malinagruen7523 Ай бұрын
I like the analogy with the physical wound. Makes it very clear... I'm interested in your thoughts on masking with people that are not suitable for sharing the truth with. There were times when I was too open with my issues, because I wanted a genuine connection with some friends and family members, but some of their reactions made me feel worse than masking. It came from a caring place, but their worry and pity just made me feel worse, and I felt like I was being reduced from a whole person to my issues. So I protected myself by masking more and more, but I feel really sad to do that with people that I love and want a real connection with.
@KyLives2
@KyLives2 Ай бұрын
That's pretty much the natural response until you heal from whatever it is that creates those reactions
@malinagruen7523
@malinagruen7523 2 ай бұрын
I got into spirituality because I struggled with some challenges in my life. - Which, I guess, is the case for most people. Just some use it to integrate human experiences better and actually deal with everyday life, and others use it to avoid what they can't deal with.
@frankthesauce
@frankthesauce 2 ай бұрын
Thanks, brother. I'm currently being aware of a human situation that I've taken different action of in recognizance of a lot of what you talked about here. All the best always.
@FilipGiera
@FilipGiera 2 ай бұрын
“This is advice for myself” <- same thoughts when I get to make a video on my channel (not this one): that what I’m making is essentially “setting in stone”, or a “reminder” TO MYSELF about this and this conviction I have in the moment. I always feel like I’m making a video to myself (because I often need to be reminded to actually do the things I say… :P and not be a hypocrite). And yeah, when reading about all the bad things in the world, I always come back to the same conclusion of “think globally, act locally”. Because a global view of an issue can be overwhelming, and a regular person can’t do much about it globally, and looking to do what you can in your nearest neighbourhood is a saner endeavour. Especially since many problems start at the bottom and stem from the lack of education there, lack of hope, lack of planning. It’s hard work to fix that, but that’s where it has to happen.
@KyLives2
@KyLives2 2 ай бұрын
The video "note to self" is a great tool for accountability I've found. I can't remember the context or source but years ago I read something demonstrating how the more you're concerned about things you cannot influence the more your influence shrinks but the more you're concerned about things you can influence, your influence expands.
@AbsolutelyNOW
@AbsolutelyNOW 2 ай бұрын
woww GREAT GREAT GREAT GREAT TALK< its so true and honest, can connect 100% to it.GENIUS!!!!!!!I have my own self limiting believes which I put on others that they are doing it wrong and blocking me, though in reality, its the hard work that I want to evade and find an easy way out by magic.You are right my friend, we have to face ourself look at our own flaws and fix it, test it and execute it.Put all our limiting believes to test.
@KyLives2
@KyLives2 2 ай бұрын
I love what you've emphasised in your comment! 💯 it's a reminder for me in the present moment as well so thank you!
@AbsolutelyNOW
@AbsolutelyNOW 2 ай бұрын
@@KyLives2 wow thank you :)
@chrisiverach1091
@chrisiverach1091 2 ай бұрын
Great video. You've come a long way since watching your channel. Your a great example of the results of some self reflection. This is exactly what I need to do at the moment. I've kept side stepping it though. Least I know where to start.
@KyLives2
@KyLives2 2 ай бұрын
Awesome brother! And thank you 😊
@malinagruen7523
@malinagruen7523 2 ай бұрын
Not trusting my own inner voice and hanging on to things that other people suggest, for way too long, is probably one of the things that contribute to staying stuck most for me! I'm often afraid, that I'm gonne miss out on some great opportunity if I don't try something or I don't give it a chance for long enough. Maybe it's gonne work if I try just a little bit longer...But not actually whole heartedly giving it a chance, because I feel it's wrong for me. On the other hand, I have also tried things that didn't make sense to me at first and then worked out great...But most of the time I know what I need or what the next right step is for me, and I just don't wanne be alone with it, and then it's so annoying when the support only comes with people who think they know better what's good for me! Also depends on what kind of problem it is, but when it's something with high emotional charge, I first of all need to vent and be accepted fully in how bad it feels, and then my head is freer to find solutions and listen to suggestions. My older brother often tells me about how he solved something in his life with an undertone of "Why don't you just do what I do?" and I've explained to him many times, that I have tried and it just doesn't work for me this way, but he keeps bringing it up every time! It's like I can't just share anything without having to listen to his experienced opinion. If he would offer it one time it would be ok, but we just go through the same conversation again and again and it makes me feel bad every time! So, a month ago or so, I interrupted him and told him "Listen, I know you mean well and I'm glad that it works for you, but it is not helpful for me, and it just makes me feel like I'm not allowed to feel how I feel." He replied "But I just want you to be good!" I said everything in a very calm and nice way, but I think my energy behind it drew a strong boundary, because he soon ended the call saying he wasn't feeling good and hasn't called me since then. And he usually calls me multiple times a week. I didn't wanne hurt him, but I feel so good with my newly won freedom, I don't wanne call him either... All this said, I've been on the other side of this dynamic too, plenty of times! ;) It's just painful to watch someone struggle and not help. I once had a flatmate who used to drop into relatively short but deep episodes of depression, and when I asked him if there was anything that I could do for him, and tried to make suggestions, he said "Nothing really helps, I just have to wait until it's over. But if you want to and if you have the time, you can stay with me." So I just stayed with him, for 8 hours straight. Then he fell asleep, woke up the next day feeling much better and told me "Thank you! Because of you I moved through it much faster this time."
@DevonSlice
@DevonSlice 2 ай бұрын
My missus is always mad at me man I can’t ever relax but I think I love her lol what should I do Dr ky
@KyLives2
@KyLives2 2 ай бұрын
I don't know her or your relationship but what does she mostly get mad about? If it's about you, maybe you can change it. If it's not about you, maybe you can stop taking it personally. Maybe she's just gotta express and as long as you're there to listen without reacting it's actually a positive thing and she probably really appreciates you (even though it definitely doesn't feel like that when she's mad) 🤣 The key I see is that you need to find a way to relax so I'd also be looking at all the other reasons why you can't relax. If you're both stressed out all the time every little thing is going to spiral. She's probably feeling a lot of similar stuff. Brand new ideas are needed. Trust yourself
@rupeydoopy
@rupeydoopy 2 ай бұрын
Or maybe, unfortunately, she doesn't value you enough, and you may need to reduce your exposure and see if she comes back. Or not - she may be creating problems as an excuse... >80% of divorces are initiated by women. Might be time to start protecting yourself.
@mizoudj6270
@mizoudj6270 2 ай бұрын
this is Gold my brother...thank you 👊✊
@KyLives2
@KyLives2 2 ай бұрын
Awesome 🎉
@alenaadamkova7617
@alenaadamkova7617 2 ай бұрын
Going to nature is best medicine for body and mind. Internet makes you be more thinker, than doer even with positive content. In nature other muscles are activated, and brain is relaxing and receiving in different ways. Dr. James Rouse from youtube made good thoughts about going to nature and do meditations instead of medicating the population.
@KyLives2
@KyLives2 Ай бұрын
I love going to nature too 🌿
@alenaadamkova7617
@alenaadamkova7617 2 ай бұрын
When someone says "God luck", or writes a message. Its not reaction, but connection. Nonverbal communication is very powerful,. People need to practice it, be focused on inner feelings and express them with nonverbal communication, like making breakfest , or some gesture.
@malinagruen7523
@malinagruen7523 2 ай бұрын
Wow, 2/3! And that's just medication. I already get grumpy and unclear in my head when I eat too much of the wrong food, and I bet I'm not the only one! Today I had a very peaceful morning just by myself. Later I went out and noticed that everybody I crossed paths with seemed to smile at me 🙂 I think if I would start every day like this my life could be much different...
@KyLives2
@KyLives2 2 ай бұрын
That sounds like an amazing experiment to try
@malinagruen7523
@malinagruen7523 2 ай бұрын
@@KyLives2 Yeah...I used to be way more mindful with my mornings - and evenings. I need to start doing this again...
@paranoidgenius9164
@paranoidgenius9164 2 ай бұрын
Remember, depression is a part of everyone's mental diagnosis, that isn't the problem. Its the level which its at which is the problem, you can never really eliminate depression, but you can control its strength. My proof of concept is, to eat plenty of fish with high levels of omega 3, which is essentially the engine oil for your brain to work better. I experienced depression, & I've eaten fish for the last few days & I felt much better in myself than if I didn't eat any fish. High omega 3 foods definitely does wonders for depression, I assure anyone.
@KyLives2
@KyLives2 2 ай бұрын
Balance in general is good for mental health across the board and good fats are often lacking in people's diets for sure 👌🏾
@vwvqr
@vwvqr 2 ай бұрын
What laymen call depresion, is very different than what call depression. It is not experienced by everyone . In it's most severe from people will not get out of bed, stop eating, urinate all over themselves until they die. We'd treat that with electroconvulsive therapy where the patient would be admitted to a psych ward and would place them under general Anaesthesia and induce seizures by passing an electric current through their brain. This will happen once a day for 5 days a week for maybe three weeks.. you might be sad, but from your post I can say your not depressed.
@paranoidgenius9164
@paranoidgenius9164 2 ай бұрын
@@vwvqr but not all people are at the level of what you mentioned to do with depression, that's why I mentioned the level of depression, & yes, I'm not a professional, I didn't say I was & I'm not a member of any church either. You know symptoms are getting stronger when it's mixed with anxiety & you feel you're falling down a rabbit hole of dread, the cold stab of regret, & you try to kick up your endorphins by keeping busy, & it can sometimes work, but not others, I'm not at the level of depression where it feels like your soul & energy is being sucked from you by an invisible succubus & it stops you from physically functioning but I've had bouts where it can last for days until I feel just charged enough to do something, I'm not at the level where I have eternally just given up everything! I cannot really explain to other people what it's like, for them to understand. I've gone through levels of depression where I didn't want to exist & I didn't even have the mental energy to even come up with a way to quickly & swiftly make myself game over. I don't need to be a professional to comment on personal experience.
@lou4073
@lou4073 2 ай бұрын
“I care so much, that it’s not a problem…….Let’s do it.” Loved that. With all the phony shit going on out there it’s so refreshing seeing you and your example of a real situation.
@KyLives2
@KyLives2 2 ай бұрын
Aw thanks man ❤️
@malinagruen7523
@malinagruen7523 2 ай бұрын
Wow, this sounds like a lot! Pat on the back from me for both of you for handling all of this! 💙 I completely understand the thing about letting in support. I have a hard time with that too. I mean, it feels good to me when I allow myself to get support and it works out, but mostly I don't allow it in, because it just bares a high risk of messing up my energy and then everything just gets worse, because I can't focus anymore...
@KyLives2
@KyLives2 2 ай бұрын
Yeah, having boundaries while also letting people in can be tricky at times, especially when you're already feeling vulnerable.
@malinagruen7523
@malinagruen7523 2 ай бұрын
@@KyLives2 So true!
@ScottyFNQ
@ScottyFNQ 3 ай бұрын
Well said mate
@KyLives2
@KyLives2 3 ай бұрын
Thank you. I was very nervous to talk about this
@malinagruen7523
@malinagruen7523 3 ай бұрын
@@KyLives2 Oh really, you didn't come across to me as nervous. Thank you for saying it anyway! I think it's a very important thing to talk about and it really touched my heart, because it's exactly what happened to me. I got so deeply traumatized when my therapist threw me out...I never even made an official complaint, because I was in too much pain to deal with it, and I was afraid that no one would take me seriously and I would get even more hurt by that.
@KyLives2
@KyLives2 3 ай бұрын
@malinagruen7523 I'm sorry that happened to you. I can't believe how common it is across all services to have support of any kind terminated without notice.
@malinagruen7523
@malinagruen7523 3 ай бұрын
@@KyLives2 Thanks...I feel like one reason for this problem is that society changed a lot and it's not natural for us. If we would still live in a tribe there would be naturally formed social structures to take care of these kind of issues, like a village shaman and more family members, that are actually around. But now most of us, at least in western civilisation, don't live like this, and we're trying to compensate the lack of tribal structure with these big impersonal structures and it's not working out very well. And then, like you said, even the ones that are really invested in helping from their heart, are faced with the problem, that there is so much more to do and there're so many more people to take care of than just from your village.
@KyLives2
@KyLives2 3 ай бұрын
@malinagruen7523 yes, we are living in more unnatural ways every day. It's systemic and a massive shift is needed. We can't change the whole world at once but we can change our own lifestyle and choices to bring ourselves closer to balance and become an example.
@flying_like_a_heroine
@flying_like_a_heroine 3 ай бұрын
I love it when you said 'did I test that boundary enough?' 💥
@KyLives2
@KyLives2 3 ай бұрын
Always good to double check 😆✨️
@malinagruen7523
@malinagruen7523 3 ай бұрын
Love it! So on spot! I can relate to what you said about the anxiety. I mean, not that I consciously want it and choose to keep it, but I have noticed that dynamic going on inside of me. When I start feeling "too good" it automatically triggers me back into feeling anxious again, because I feel like it's dangerous to not be hyper vigilant. If I feel too relaxed or optimistic I might be caught off guard and get hurt. Comes from spending too much time in unpredictable environments, and it's hard for me to get rid of... Also, I think no one is ever motivated by a negative emotion itself, but by the hope or knowing of getting out of that very emotion. And maybe to you that doesn't make any difference, after all it's still the same behaviour. Just to me it does, in how I think about it and see myself or other people behaving that way. In any case, I agree with you that it must be possible to find more enjoyable motivators than running from something. Unfortunately, most of my change is motivated by trying to get out of suffering, but I don't think it has to be this way, and it always makes me angry when I hear people say things like "Growth is painful."! - I mean, if I'm already in pain, for sure better to grow from it, than to be stuck in it, but it's not the only way to grow!
@KyLives2
@KyLives2 3 ай бұрын
Do you feel you're motivated by the hope of getting out of your anxiety? What does that look like in this context?
@malinagruen7523
@malinagruen7523 3 ай бұрын
@@KyLives2 Yes. What it looks like depends on how extrem it is. When I'm quite ok and it's only this subtle background anxiety I might look for something new to try in the hopes to resolve the issues behind, so I won't have to feel so anxious anymore. Or I do some preventative things, that I know help me stay more balanced in general. Like, maybe I feel quite good and have lots of energy, I then need to channel this energy into something, or it could turn into anxiety. When it's stronger and more acute and I'm not able to think and function normally anymore, I do something that usually helps me and hope that it gets me out of it fast. When it's really extrem, more like a panic attack, there isn't really this thought process anymore of "I do this, because I know or hope it helps." all I can do is just try to breath as good as I can in this moment, and that happens automatically. But there are sometimes still thoughts in the back of my head like "I know from experience it must be over at some point. I hope it's over soon. I don't know how much longer my body can take this...", but mostly there isn't that much space for thought in these situations. It just forces me to be very present with myself to survive in the moment. I still don't know that much about your past, but you probably know what I'm talking about, right?
@KyLives2
@KyLives2 3 ай бұрын
@malinagruen7523 The person in the example I used consciously and deliberately chose to keep his thought process the same. He already knew we could change it if he wanted to. He has the tools. If you knew you could release your anxiety and you still chose to keep it to be more vigilant, alert, aware or something like that you would be in the same context. It sounds to me like you're talking about managing anxiety or coping with the effects. If you need a better example for the anxiety it might be something like holding onto anxiety because it gives you flawless attention to detail in your high paying job or something like that. It is not true that the attention to detail is dependent on the anxiety, but it FEELS like it is so it's one more hidden self-deception that keeps people stuck. I'm just offering alternative ways to look at what we get stuck in and why.
@malinagruen7523
@malinagruen7523 3 ай бұрын
@@KyLives2 Yes, with my anxiety it's not exactly the same as with your friend's anger. I'm not deliberately keeping my anxiety. I got your point :) I just chose to share this example, because I felt it relates to the theme of feeling that I somehow need it to function in a certain way and being aware of what purpose is has. - Even if that purpose could be fulfilled by something else. (I agree, it's just a feeling that I need it and not actually true.) Sorry if my example was too far off. And then I described how I deal with my anxiety, because I thought you asked me for further explanation for what I said about "hope to get out of the negative feeling is the motivation, not the negative feeling itself". But if that doesn't do anything for you that's fine. It's just a way of looking at it that helps me.
@superactive8220
@superactive8220 3 ай бұрын
Great !
@KyLives2
@KyLives2 3 ай бұрын
You'll see it all around you now
@superactive8220
@superactive8220 3 ай бұрын
@@KyLives2 thanks 🤩 I got it ✨
@malinagruen7523
@malinagruen7523 3 ай бұрын
Very well put! Reminded me that I'm here for a reason!
@KyLives2
@KyLives2 3 ай бұрын
Good to hear!
@selina2053
@selina2053 3 ай бұрын
Yes yes yes, amen ☺️ An easy life will also lead you to dislike yourself. Enjoyed your editing btw 😂
@KyLives2
@KyLives2 3 ай бұрын
True, as you are letting yourself down by wasting your potential. Been playing around with the editing a little more lately 😊
@SplendidCharm
@SplendidCharm 3 ай бұрын
do you happen to know your MBTI type? Your way of thinking reminds me a lot of myself (even that glare falling into deep thoughts, I have that as well xD). I'm an INFP-T.
@KyLives2
@KyLives2 3 ай бұрын
Welcome INFP-T. Are we like a rare type or something?
@SplendidCharm
@SplendidCharm 3 ай бұрын
@@KyLives2 no way, are you one as well?! But yeah, we are a special breed in this world, struggling a lot with finding our place in this society, which is mostly the opposite of us (ESTJ-A). We are deep thinkers, but very emotional and sensitive, progressive loners who rather think about the meaning and purpose of life instead of actually doing or building stuff haha 🥴. And the - T, which stands for turbulent, is the negative, nihilist, perfectionist version of the type. Being an Infp - A (assertive) has it easier to navigate through this life, as their outlook is more optimisitc and confident.
@KyLives2
@KyLives2 3 ай бұрын
@SplendidCharm I have no idea what I'd be but you can always change any aspects you need/want to. I was assessed in the past with the exact same tests years apart and got totally different results. Nothing has to be the way it was.
@TheeBuggwizard
@TheeBuggwizard 3 ай бұрын
lifesaver
@anhelaanhela4996
@anhelaanhela4996 3 ай бұрын
I mean this is cute and all, but the problem is whenever I try to reach out, people's response is what makes me want to expire myself more. Stopping talking to people about it was the best decision of my life, if I didn't stop trying to reach out I wouldn't be here anymore. It felt so much better to just accept that I'm incomprehensible and I can still live even though no one will ever understand me than to continue hurting myself with this help-searching that everyone promotes so vehemently. With all due respect, f that.
@KyLives2
@KyLives2 3 ай бұрын
I kinda agree with you. But you'd have to see more of my content to get the full context. This is definitely not intro material. We're a very lived experience centred community. Most of the people here both acknowledge that the supports available are generally garbage and sifting through the options to find even a half decent one is a nightmare... but also working it all out yourself and processing all your own issues without support is an extremely taxing task.
@wonkyfug
@wonkyfug 3 ай бұрын
It's one big pipeline. It has structures designed to keep you within the pipeline forever if you're anything outside of the ordinary. Regardless, if you're mentally ill or not, then the programs you go on including the therapy ends up being an endless tunnel where it becomes increasingly obvious that it's still very much upon you to apply whatever you have, meaning that at most you get support and then the rest of it is medication and literally all of your effort. The good news is that by the time you've already accrued a record. You're already considered different by the system and it's a big reminder of the rigidity of anything you have to do within the world at large. The biggest irony of all is that everything we currently have includes massive degrees of separation which involves a therapist or psychiatrist, assuming along the guidelines of whatever they learned at the time. Tons of degrees of separation. Ultimately, it leads to a misunderstanding and alienation the current culture and society leads to plenty of alienation given that any kind of self-expression is alienated.
@wonkyfug
@wonkyfug 3 ай бұрын
And then you take 3 g of mushrooms and see God and you can understand that. It's because everyone's just afraid and they're just kind of like stupid kids which is unforgivable, but at the same time it just kind of comes full circle again in the same way that if you decided to place your faith in the system, you'd be going in a full circle forever. The irony is that people that classify things as crazy often haven't had a lot of crazy experiences to gauge them.
@wonkyfug
@wonkyfug 3 ай бұрын
Fear misunderstanding ignorance implicit hatred, maladaptive solutions, productivity tunnels and programs and ultimately a promise of nothing because of what you have to get back to in the regular world, which is just people doing whatever you're doing to a lesser degree by keeping it inside themselves and suffering because of it.
@wonkyfug
@wonkyfug 3 ай бұрын
And then it's like okay. Well it's all a shell game. There's nothing there that ever remains solid enough. The point where you could have any kind of foundation anyway, The medications will change, but the underlying commonalities will always be that anything outside of a organized homogeneity of thought will always be ostracized because a uniform makes things efficient and for dumb people a lot less scary.
@wonkyfug
@wonkyfug 3 ай бұрын
So it's sort of like there's nothing to promise and because of that when people are scared, all they can really rely on is the comforts of whatever patterns they've already set up. So anything or anyone outside of the patterns is associated with the loss of a meal in the same way that the monkey ladder experiment was designed to keep The subjects afraid of ever climbing the ladder even though generations have been removed. The second someone smells something outside of their usual dimension of thought. They usually end up having a cartoonish and garish reaction. Given that neuroplasticity is short and long, reaching connections and associations are things that people don't use in the modern world given that they have everything.
@wonkyfug
@wonkyfug 3 ай бұрын
The most sane thing to do is sit around your house and absorb whatever dosey tones are playing from the advertisements around you so that you could repeat them in your sleep and maybe even fart them out if you push hard enough