Dostoevsky Knew Why You Can't Stop Overthinking

Описание: It's 2 AM. You're overthinking again. You've become so self-aware that you can't actually feel anything anymore. You're watching yourself live instead of living. Dostoevsky predicted this exact psychological state 140 years ago. He called it the underground mind—and warned it was the future of modern consciousness.
In this video, discover:
→ Why excessive self-awareness is a modern disease of consciousness
→ How Dostoevsky's "Notes from Underground" describes your exact mental state
→ Why freedom terrifies us and we surrender it for security and certainty
→ The Grand Inquisitor: why humans choose comfort over genuine choice
→ How Dostoevsky predicted 20th century totalitarianism in his novels
→ Why suffering, according to Dostoevsky, is the only path to transformation
→ The paradox: consciousness makes you free but also makes you miserable.

If you're exhausted from overthinking, if you feel detached from your own emotions, if you're trapped in analysis paralysis—Dostoevsky understood you completely.
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