You can define uncontrollably. It’s the opposite of your way of thinking. You’re not necessarily in a hurry. Your mind and body are trying to keep pace with your actions. So if you’re rushing, you’re not really running. If you’re like me, you’re not really rushing. You’re trying to keep up with the speed of your mind.
I think this is where the whole psychology thing starts to fall apart. You can’t control your body. You can’t control your body because you’re running through your own mind, and in this case, your body is running through its own mind.
I think there is a big difference between being “in a hurry” and being “lazy”. If you dont really want anything to happen, you are not “lazy”. Youre not really rushing. Youre not trying to be in a hurry, youre just following your own thoughts.
In all seriousness, if you cannot control your body, you cannot control your mind. The body is doing all of the work of controlling itself. This is an important difference as we’ve seen in the other video: When you are having a bad day, you don’t have to worry about your body. It takes care of itself. It takes care of its own shit. You are not in control of your body because you are in control of your mind.
I have a friend who is a very good runner. He does not have a lot of free time and he always tells me he is a very good runner. I often joke that I should run with him at every marathon he goes to, but he never responds. He just runs. But I still take him to run marathons and he never tells me. I guess this all comes down to control. If you can control your body, you can definitely control your mind.
There is no such thing as uncontrollably. You are in control of your mind. It’s not as simple as that. In fact, it’s not even that simple. Sometimes, you can be in control of both your mind and your body. This is called the “dual control” state, which I will talk about in more detail in the next section.
The Dual Control State is when you’re not in control of your mind, but you’re in control of your body. This is why there is such a thing as “body-mind-mind”. You know those situations we have in our relationships where we’re not in control of the physical actions? We can’t control them, but we do control the feelings and the emotional responses. We have the dual control state, where we’re in control of one but not the other.
You can call it a “passive” state, but I think it’s more like “in control”. You can’t do anything you want to, you can’t move around, you can’t do anything you want, you have no willpower. You just feel and react physically.
In the context of our relationship with ourselves, the physical parts of ourselves are always in control. The other half is the uncontrollable half, which is the part we feel like we don’t have control over because we feel the way we feel. The uncontrollable part is what gives us the feeling that we have no control over our feelings and the physical actions we take.
To try and understand how our feelings are uncontrollable, I think it helps to think of a physical symptom such as coughing up a blood clot. The feeling of the uncontrollable part is not necessarily in any action we take, it just seems to be.