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The Effects of Depression
Depression promotes the closing down of a person’s life force, so that their energy becomes flat and empty. They become prisoners within themselves and downers to other people. They send themselves into isolation and push away other people who want to be engaged with them.
Anxiety and depression often overlap. It is not unusual for the two to be teamed-up together. Many of the same people who have anxiety (fear) about their impulses (what the emotion wants to do) have depression to stay away from knowing that part about themselves.
Guilt for one’s unconscious fantasies can spiral and entangle with one’s depression. Self-sabotage and a relentlessly punishing conscience keeps people trapped in depression.
Having anxiety or depression is bad enough. Having both is a living torture. But all this can be untangled and resolved. |