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And Then It Hit Me with Cory Allen

How to Stop Overthinking

And Then It Hit Me with Cory Allen

Cory Allen

Education, Self-improvement, Mental Health, Business, Health & Fitness, Entrepreneurship

4.91.2K Ratings

🗓️ 30 January 2023

⏱️ 11 minutes

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Summary

Overthinking is a form of resistance. In this episode, I talk about why we get caught up in our minds, how to work through overthinking, and ways to move forward with consistent clarity. Please support the show by joining our Patreon Community. Sign up for my newsletter to receive new writing on Friday morning. My new meditation course Coming Home is now available. Now Is the Way is out now in paperback! Use Astral for 15% off Binaural Beats, Guided Meditations, and my Medita...

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0:00.0

Hey friends, what's going on? Welcome to the Astrosol, I'm Kory Allen and as always it's

0:06.8

good to be here with you today. Hope that you're doing good, hope that you're feeling good,

0:11.1

hope the things are going well in your life. Today on the show I am going to talk about

0:17.9

overthinking. overthinking is one of those things that we all deal with and there's a lot

0:23.9

of perspectives on it and I want to share one that might be helpful for you going for

0:28.7

the next time that you get stuck in a overthinking kind of rumination loop. So first off,

0:34.9

just kind of think about a definition of how overthinking feels and why it feels the way it does,

0:42.9

when you use this analogy. So imagine that you had two parents sitting in front of you,

0:49.2

both of your parents and they are both in very firm tones giving you instructions and this is

0:57.2

if you're a child, right? One of them is telling you to go to your room because you've done

1:04.0

something wrong and you're going to be punished. The other parent is telling you to go outside and

1:08.8

play with the new toy that they purchased you for a reward for being good. The both of them

1:15.0

are saying this to you at the same time and because you see those parental figures as authority figures,

1:24.9

you're unable to make a decision because you can't choose the correct answer because when

1:30.8

you do that, you disrespect the other parent. Therefore, there's no correct answer and you just

1:37.9

find yourself feeling stuck. That's how overthinking operates in our minds to a large degree except for

1:48.5

these parental figures are our intellect and our intuition. So because we kind of are trained to

2:00.1

respect, you know, the voices we hear in a certain way, the flow of our own mind has a certain authority

2:08.0

to it that it seems almost like a authority figure. It feels like, oh, this is what I'm thinking,

2:15.9

this is what's arising. So I have to listen to it. It must be right and kind of who am I to

2:23.7

dismiss those thoughts. And so one of our overthinking, we have what's the feeling that's arising

2:32.4

from our intuition. And then we also have the chatter of our intellect moving by at the same time.

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