That anxiety can be really difficult, right? And, because it doesn’t usually feel too good and because we might recognize it as an obstacle to sleep we might start trying to fight or avoid it — and, when we do that, we can get drawn into a battle.
Not only is that battle exhausting (and endless, if your experience tells you that anxiety cannot be permanently deleted through effort), sleep is probably less likely to happen if you are engaged in a war, night after night.
What might things be like without that struggle? If anxiety was allowed to show up and to come and go without any resistance?
Thoughts don’t stop sleep from happening — but going to war with our thoughts can often make sleep a lot more difficult.
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