Finding Peace Amidst the Chaos: A Deep Dive into Mental Health
When I accept exactly where I'm at and that goes away, I just I get this instant fear, this instant feeling of like. That's it. This is what it's. It's what it's all about. That seems so boring.
Ever feel like your mind is constantly racing, even when nothing's happening? In this episode of 'The High Cost of Anonymity', hosts Preston Moore and K Preston Moore tackle the often overlooked addiction to mental chaos. It's the first day of the year, and instead of excitement, they find themselves grappling with an unexpected sense of boredom. But what if that boredom is a sign of something deeper?
Through two meditations, Preston glimpses moments of total contentment, only to label them as 'boring'. This episode explores how many of us have become so accustomed to mental and emotional turmoil that we crave it, mistaking it for normalcy. The Moores discuss how this addiction to chaos can harm our mental health and why it's crucial to normalize mental and emotional self-care. They emphasize making therapy and support groups as routine as hitting the gym.
The episode also delves into their personal goals for the year and how setting intentions can aid in mental wellness. Plus, they touch on the lingering fear of COVID-19 and its impact on our daily lives. If you're tired of the constant mental noise and looking for ways to find peace, this episode offers valuable insights. Tune in to discover how embracing stillness can be both liberating and essential for your well-being.