Excellent description.
However - I use different metaphors.
The jar. A bubble.
Stuck in 'something' which holds me back while I see live passing by.
The jar & the bubble are actually self-constructed limitations on participation in life. Self-construted borders. If I would pass those borders some horrible (imaginary) things would happen to me.
And in your mind you are a different person. The one who is living the life you would be living if everything would be perfect. Perfect conditions.
But, the imaginary effects of living that ;life (ie being yourself) are almost apocalyptic (in your fantasies).
So no moving. Hence..
Analyzing the jar, the cage, the bubble.
Chomping meds, visiting psychs, looking for 'ways', complaining and feeling more and more desperate.
What is it? And then...it is called DP! I am afraid of DP! No - DP is the self-constructed cage!
Analyzing the effects of limiting thoughts. Being afraid of...fear itself!
In the same time feelings want something else and they want to engage in the parade passing by. All those people passing by - happy with stupid earthly matters ;-)
Life us calling.
And we are looking for ways to break that cage - hell; there is no cage. Yes, in our brain...
However - I use different metaphors.
The jar. A bubble.
Stuck in 'something' which holds me back while I see live passing by.
The jar & the bubble are actually self-constructed limitations on participation in life. Self-construted borders. If I would pass those borders some horrible (imaginary) things would happen to me.
And in your mind you are a different person. The one who is living the life you would be living if everything would be perfect. Perfect conditions.
But, the imaginary effects of living that ;life (ie being yourself) are almost apocalyptic (in your fantasies).
So no moving. Hence..
Analyzing the jar, the cage, the bubble.
Chomping meds, visiting psychs, looking for 'ways', complaining and feeling more and more desperate.
What is it? And then...it is called DP! I am afraid of DP! No - DP is the self-constructed cage!
Analyzing the effects of limiting thoughts. Being afraid of...fear itself!
In the same time feelings want something else and they want to engage in the parade passing by. All those people passing by - happy with stupid earthly matters ;-)
Life us calling.
And we are looking for ways to break that cage - hell; there is no cage. Yes, in our brain...