brain is weird, the power of venting (spontaneous episode)

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  • čas pƙidĂĄn 3. 08. 2024
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Komentáƙe • 18

  • @johnsmusicpassions9740
    @johnsmusicpassions9740 Pƙed 11 měsĂ­ci +1

    as i listened to you it helped me understand that my venting my anger and frustration about a bad night was normal and not to be controlled

    • @johnsmusicpassions9740
      @johnsmusicpassions9740 Pƙed 9 měsĂ­ci

      I am here again - getting very angry and frustrated at my brain again for habitually stopping me sleeping for a perceived belief that i am frightened of being awake - how many nights must i watch football watch snooker use youtube for my brain to realize i am ok with being awake but don't want it too last forever - sorry if i am repeating my comment - seeking reassurance i guess

  • @maturomero47
    @maturomero47 Pƙed rokem +1

    I read the book letting go and I see to let go of everything in the whole aspect in life is the key to get the best life. Live by devotion

  • @colatian9210
    @colatian9210 Pƙed rokem +1

    Dear Alina, just wanna say that each and every video you have made is sooooo helpful! Thank you sooo much for sharing your experience and thoughts with us. It really helped me a lotttttttttt. Probably i will also share my insomnia story in the future. I just wanna say that without you and Daniel, i would not recovery so soon! you guys really pulled me out of that dark hole. Thank you so much!

    • @FearlessSleep
      @FearlessSleep  Pƙed rokem

      Thank you su much for kind feedback, this means a lot to me! I am really glad to be a part of your journey and will be looking forward to hear your story! 😊

  • @guylainelamoureux
    @guylainelamoureux Pƙed rokem

    Thanks for doing this video, very enlighting. We are human and we learn something every day. đŸ›ŒđŸ’€đŸ‡šđŸ‡Š

  • @maxiscece
    @maxiscece Pƙed 11 měsĂ­ci

    Thanks

  • @user-zq4dj9ph3k
    @user-zq4dj9ph3k Pƙed 11 měsĂ­ci

    Hi
    Do you think our brain can be damaged through recreational drugs and that we never recover?
    My anxiety solely stems from this thought and my brain tells me that I won’t ever recover.

  • @sabikunnaher1564
    @sabikunnaher1564 Pƙed rokem

    Hi Alina.. First of all i want to thank you for all the advices that resonate with my problem.
    I want to share my journey and i have few questions to ask. After going through insomnia journey for a while i somehow realised that every night of a week Won't be same for me and somehow i have accepted it nd felt quite better for some days untill i came accross a random news on my fb that says someone committed suicide and wrote a note " i Couldn't bear sleeplessness" and he was insomniac. This triggered me so deeply that even after passing months i couldn’t get over these "what ifs" thoughts.. I grew the fear that what if my case gets worse like him, what if i lose my sanity like him.
    I know what other does is completely irrelevant but i hope you will understand as you have gone through the path.. But deep inside i feel i am the only insomniac who gets easily triggered by others experience.

    • @rahulpardeshi6646
      @rahulpardeshi6646 Pƙed rokem +3

      Hello Sabikun...first of all can you see the paradox here in this case? The more pressure we put into sleep the more stronger hyperarousal will be. So I think that guy put him so much pressure on himself to sleep & that's why he was not able to sleep at all. That maybe created very strong loop for him to escape. Once we are willing to face & willing to truly accept sleeplessness we find peace. I am too going through the same not at all sleeping for some nights bt I am OK doing what I do everyday. Meeting friends,Driving & working. Once we Normalize the things sleep will Normalize itself on its own pace. Hope that make sense & we all find peace 😇

    • @user-zq4dj9ph3k
      @user-zq4dj9ph3k Pƙed 11 měsĂ­ci

      @@rahulpardeshi6646
      Hi
      How is your sleep now?

    • @Thesnydersquad
      @Thesnydersquad Pƙed 7 měsĂ­ci

      This comment did trigger me at first. Not going to lie. But then I thought deeper about this. It’s so sad that this happened, but I think more than lack of sleep driving this person to do what they did, it was his uncomfortableness with it and fear of it that impacted his mood and decision more than anything. I can tell you from personal experience, I have felt so low from this that I could understand how someone would do this. But now, even though I’m getting less sleep but not fearing the wakefulness, I feel so much better.

  • @itslukadelrey
    @itslukadelrey Pƙed rokem +1

    hey, can you please answer this: how do you get over beliefs that say “im probably gonna get fired” when in reality it is actually getting hard to do your tasks? you say insomnia is just a perceived threat, but there’s actual real life threats that can occur that just spike the anxiety

    • @ryanwilson-iw6ye
      @ryanwilson-iw6ye Pƙed rokem

      I've been fired or let go from 2 jobs because of my insomnia. I don't work any longer...I physically cannot. It's not just beliefs any longer, it's reality.

    • @11ellie7
      @11ellie7 Pƙed rokem

      the solution is to be kind to yourself and not try to be so hard to be perfect. It’s kinda like the illusion of controllability we have with sleep. It probably appears that your colleagues are more “in control” when it comes to doing good work but chances are they’re not thinking about it as much as you are. putting too much pressure on yourself to be perfect usually has the opposite effect. It’s the paradox that is performance anxiety

  • @TaylorQuince19493
    @TaylorQuince19493 Pƙed rokem

    What do you think about trying to change our mindset so we will be more peaceful and therefore will have better sleep. I start to think that this is still sleep effort. It is implying we have control over our thoughts when we don’t and that certain thoughts are not okay. I think I have been lying to myself about why I am so interested in “letting go” and “surrendering” . Other self help like being too anxious about grades is half half. Partly not being anxious will probably lead to better sleep BUT even with worse sleep, I still want the right mindset that grades don’t define me. What do you think? Thanks Alina. Love, Lada.

    • @TaylorQuince19493
      @TaylorQuince19493 Pƙed rokem +1

      I guess the best thing to describe what I want to do now, regardless of sleep, is just to leave thoughts alone! Let it be! Cause I’ve tried so hard to change them and god knows it’s not working :)

    • @valerie963
      @valerie963 Pƙed rokem

      She has a video a few back that’s about hyperarousal I believe she mentioned something in there. She’s super helpful!