Les 1
Understanding Anxiety: What Is Really Going On?
This lesson introduces the fundamental nature of anxiety through the lens of the fight-or-flight system. It highlights how, unlike animals, humans often remain stuck in anxiety due to overthinking, and begins to explore the relationship between anxiety and thought.
Les 2
The Role Of Thought: Understanding The Source Of Anxiety
This lesson goes deeper into the role of thought in creating and sustaining anxiety. It emphasizes that our thoughts are not true and explores how this realization can reduce anxiety by helping us to see that anxiety is created by a thought believed.
Les 3
The Illusion Of Control: Letting Go To Find Peace
This lesson discusses the common misconception that anxiety can be controlled by managing external circumstances or using specific techniques. It challenges this belief and introduces the idea that peace comes from letting go of control.
Les 4
The Cycle Of Anxiety: Breaking Free From The Loop
This lesson delves into the cycle of anxiety, showing how it perpetuates itself through a series of thoughts and beliefs both conscious and unconscious. It teaches how understanding this cycle can help break free from it.
Les 5
Living With Anxiety: Embracing The Fullness Of Experience
This lesson focuses on how living with anxiety becomes a natural things to do when we see it as part of the human experience. It challenges the notion that anxiety must be eradicated and instead promotes acceptance.
Les 6
Sitting With Emotions: Non-Judgmental Awareness
In this lesson, we explore how sitting with our emotions from a place of non-judgmental awareness can transform our experience of anxiety. The focus is on understanding this concept from a nondual perspective and seeing who we really are is consciousness itself.
Les 7
Shifting Perspective: From Fear To Freedom
The final lesson focuses on shifting from a perspective of fear to one of freedom by seeing anxiety through the lens of nondual awareness. This shift allows us to experience anxiety without the usual fear, judgment, or shame.