Overcoming Obsessive Negative Thinking: Psychology & MriyaRun Tools

Have you ever encountered people who constantly lament about the past or complain that things were done wrong? How often does this happen? Do you have any desire to continue communicating with them? Healthy psychology naturally wants to distance itself from such interactions. Why?

Nowadays, few people find pleasure in listening to constant whining. The rule is simple: if you have a problem, solve it. Constant "replaying" of a problem in your head leads to the accumulation of negative energy, which can eventually manifest as physical illness.

The easiest way to relieve internal discomfort without solving the problem is to "vent." While talking it out might make you feel lighter temporarily, the problem remains. Moreover, you risk alienating those around you, who may start avoiding your negativity.

Instead of wasting time on empty talk, the key is to channel that energy into constructive action. The MriyaRun project offers tools to help you shift your mindset.

If you cannot avoid negative people, learn to filter the information. Don't let their complaints affect your inner state. Gently steer conversations toward solutions or neutral topics.

Your internal state depends primarily on you. Work on yourself through self-suggestion, meditation, and focusing on the positive. Remember that no external factors should control your happiness. Use the MriyaRun diary to track your progress and the catalog to find new opportunities. Focus on the future, and let the actions of today build a better tomorrow.