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Let’s face it: we all get stuck in our thoughts sometimes, especially when they’re negative and obsessive. But what if we told you that there’s a way to overcome this cycle of rumination and gain equanimity over your mental well-being? What if you could cultivate a profound sense of inner balance, calmness, and emotional stability?