
These structures of beliefs derive from several interactions that we acquire during our lives. What we think about ourselves, others, and our situations will significantly impact our convictions about ourselves, others, and the universe. Saying that you can still neglect what occurred is not true, but it is possible to let go of the past to live in the moment. Guilt can stay after a while as a consequence of having unbearably great expectations. Guilt, generally with allegations of what we should or shouldn’t have executed, traps us in the past. Remorse and stewing about previous errors/choices.There is little scope for imagination or solving problems once we start thinking in black and white.

Worry drives our thoughts into chaotic junk and keeps us from seeing correctly. We do have the power to make decisions, but with the best knowledge and advice we have at the moment, we could only make those decisions. In reality, we assume at a certain point that we can avoid such situations from occurring and manipulate our future through our worries. While having a meal or traveling to a meeting, we speak on the phone, or when speaking to a close relative while watching Television, we reply and text message! Yeah, it can be great to multitask, but only to a degree. Overstimulation may also lead to mental clutter. Anything which prevents you from thinking is mental clutter.

In our lives, we have to minimize problems that create all of the negative thoughts and issues that altogether remove our cherished time spent on activities that offer us satisfaction and purpose.Ĭlutter, like mental clutter, comes in many shapes and proportions.

The answer is simple for those who do not endure constant mental clutter:’ avoid worrying about any of it. Mental clutter is essentially something that “prevents us from sleep.” Something that increases pressure, distress, anxiety, depression, irritation, rage, frustration.
