How to stop feeling psychotically Bipolar (reducing cycle of vicious HIGHS then LOWS)
Grant lannin
Mental lows are primarily manifestations of poor physiological health rather than purely psychological crises. When individuals lack discernment, they often waste significant energy attempting to "rocket launch" out of these states through manic, unsustainable efforts. True emotional stability requires shifting focus from reactive, high-force mental corrections to maintaining a consistent system of sleep, nutrition, and exercise. Recognizing that there is no bottomless pit to fall into—a concept described as a "featherbed" beneath one's fears—allows for the cessation of panic-driven narratives. By prioritizing physiological regulation, one can achieve a state of equilibrium, effectively reducing the frequency and intensity of mental highs and lows. This approach replaces chaotic, ego-driven reactions with a sustainable, habit-based framework that fosters long-term mental clarity and consistent performance.
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