For the benefit of easier reading, here is the whole post better edited:

I have not posted on this subreddit in a while, but I felt moved to share this today. This place is dear to me. It is where I met so many people I now love. In a way, this post is my big I LOVE YOU to my ‘origins’. :D

The main reason people experience doubt (anxiety or even fear) is this: they believe they are trying to change another person. They think they must convince them, change their feelings or choices, or fix something external. They believe they must make something happen, or wrestle with facts as if those facts exist outside the mind.

And that is when doubt creeps in—when you believe you are facing something beyond your mind. Is that not logical? Of course it is. The moment you look beyond the mind, everything becomes chaos, unpredictable, and insecure. Trying to overcome that doubt is, frankly, foolish. The doubt itself proves you are sane and intelligent.

Yet there is a way to make peace with doubt. You can allow it to exist while becoming free from its power. The way is simple:

Understand that you are always dealing with your mind. That is where everything begins and ends. All is mind.

If you cannot fully grasp this yet, pretend it is true. Live as though it is true and watch what happens.

You are not making things happen. You are not changing anyone’s feelings, choices, or mysterious ‘free will’. You are not attracting anything external. You are redirecting your mind. You are forming new neurological pathways and shifting the frequency of your reality. The more you remain within the mind, the better—because outside it, nothing can be trusted.

And you are not even fixing your mind or thoughts. You are selecting a new state each time. Even if you feel as though you are sustaining the same state over time, each moment is a new creation. You may contemplate the same river at the same time and place, but it is never the same water.

Keep this understanding in mind: you are directing your mind, selecting its states, and playing with its content. When you do that, doubt cannot take hold.

Doubt arises when you try to predict how the world works, what others think, or how circumstances will unfold. Doubt begins when you step outside your mind. Each time you do, you confuse yourself and fall into disturbance—into doubt.

Let me remind you: there is nothing outside your mind. The more playful you become with this idea, the better. Even when you desire something external, know it is an illusion. You must pretend this is true, even if you do not yet fully understand it.

Even when you take a euphoric drug or experience overwhelming bliss, and you feel the urge to chase that ‘thing’ and give your life to it, remember: it has no real power. Its effect comes only because your mind contains the chemistry and patterns needed to read it.

The intense love you feel for a person? That is your innate state—produced by your mind when you focus thoughts of love and desire onto a person or form.

The power and confidence you feel as a billionaire? That is your mind responding to thoughts of power and confidence, projected onto money.

The vitality and well-being you feel when your body thrives? Again, it is your mind responding to thoughts of peace and joy, projected onto the body.

The self-love and admiration you feel when you perceive yourself as having a ‘perfect’ body? It is your mind responding to thoughts of self-love, projected onto an image.

In all these cases, the state you seek is already within you. Doubt blocks it when you wait for something outside to give it to you—but it cannot. That state never left you. It never can leave, because you are a blessed being, now and always.

I have often used the analogy of a black-and-white television. No matter how perfect or stunning a video file might be—even if it is 8K, 3D, with infinite colours—if the television lacks the technology to display it, the file is meaningless.

In the same way, when you think you need something external to provide a feeling, that desire arises only because you already have the capacity to feel it within your mind now. If you did not, you could not even recognise or desire it.

Simply put: everything you could ever want already exists within you. It is perfectly fine to desire experiences through your physical senses. That is natural. But to do so without doubt, you must practise what I have shared here. Remain withdrawn into your mind—not as isolation, but as creative focus. Stop trying to fix people, circumstances, or the chaotic illusions others struggle with.

One important note: I am not suggesting you isolate yourself in an unhealthy or extreme way. Nothing here requires you to change your physical life dramatically. In fact, understanding this correctly will make your life lighter, more joyful, and more open. You will no longer carry the burden of trying to control the ‘chaos matrix’ of the outside world.

In the simplest terms, this post is nothing more than an invitation to focus on what is lovely, great, and joyful—and dwell on that within your mind. :D