Anxiety — Understand It, and It Can Make You a Hero or Make You Sick The word "anxiety" alone doesn't reveal its true impact. So let's first look at what it actually feels like as a lived experience. It is a state of mind where thoughts don't stop — they run on, uncontrolled and relentless. At the physical level, its effects show up as sleeplessness, a constant restlessness to keep doing something. In villages, people describe it as "not being able to sit still." Some people also report symptoms like a sudden surge of anger, a sudden surge of curiosity, a sudden urge to walk, a sudden surge of unknown fear — all of these are described as manifestations of anxiety. Now, if you look at all these symptoms, they seem deeply contradictory to one another. Yet there is one thing common to all of them — and that is the "surge." This surge ultimately attaches itself to some activity. In modern life, it might latch onto smoking, mobile scrolling, talking...
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