527: Looking deeper at underlying causes of anxiety: rumination vs inner conflict
This week on the Anxiety Slayer Podcast, we're responding to a message from a listener and exploring how anxiety can manifest differently for different mind types.
“Last night I realized something important. The increased anxiety I’ve felt over a lifetime is a symptom of unresolved conflicts. Can you record an episode to elaborate on the difference between ruminating anxiety vs inner conflict creating anxiety?”
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Points covered in this week’s episode:
Ruminating anxiety vs inner conflict creating anxiety
Looking more deeply into our anxiety and mind type
How to explore our personal internal dialogue
Unearthing clues to our mind type
How different mind types experience anxiety
The practices that can help us regain balance and peace of mind
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