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Devi returns in this newest season of DDWI.
Here, we reiterate that taking back control of your life starts with your mind. We get trapped in anxious loops, believing thoughts without evidence, and end up spiraling into self-doubt. But what if we took a pause? What if we tuned in to those thoughts? In this episode, we break down thinking traps and how to cap your ruminating thoughts with the power of mindfulness. Attuning to the self is the most powerful part of this journey, balanced by self-compassion.
Let’s unlearn self-criticism and start planting the seeds of self-love.
#Mindfulness #SelfCompassion #DeviDealsWithIt
In this episode of Devi Deals With It, we present the question: what part of the day do you focus on yourself?
The results from the Happiness and Life Satisfaction survey study done by Our World in Data were discussed in regards to how one perceives their sense of self. The ultimate question from this study that was discussed in this episode was, "how happy are you?" Devi was inspired to perform her own mini experiment on social media and found that, of the population that answered the polls,:
These results are important in recognizing how the average person views their self. Devi raises the point that, if we took more care of ourselves, beyond the physical and mental level, then we would feel as though we used our time more wisely. If we all embarked on a spiritual path, we could boost our self-discovery and maturation path by a lot.
"When we do make time for our wants and needs, we are more alive to the world around us, more available, and more giving of our fullest selves."
Take a break from outside, start healing what’s inside! In this episode of Devi Deals With It, we discuss the importance of simplicity of life; getting away from materialistic distractions and temporary pleasures of life can help, but once you remove the people, activities, or behaviors in your life that drain you emotionally, you can finally achieve a peace of mind.
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