When What You Want Stops Making Sense скачать в хорошем качестве

When What You Want Stops Making Sense

Desire is often framed as a clarity problem: decide more clearly, commit more firmly, choose more confidently. But for many thoughtful, sensitive people, the real issue isn’t confusion. It’s that what once made sense no longer feels true. In this video, I explore why desire becomes difficult to recognize when it’s filtered through suitability, approval, or past investment — and how we often mistake coherence for alignment. This isn’t a conversation about impulsivity or radical reinvention. It’s about understanding the difference between what you can justify and what actually resonates — why desire rarely arrives as a list, and how it tends to go quiet when immediately evaluated. In this video, we explore: Why being able to explain something isn’t the same as wanting it The difference between coherence and truth How desire shows up as a signal, not an argument Why investment can quietly override fit What changes when desire is treated as information Chapters 00:00 When desire goes quiet 00:27 Desire isn’t an argument 00:47 When sense looks like desire 02:47 Coherence isn’t truth 03:12 Desire as signal 04:12 Investment vs. fit 04:49 Desire as information 05:47 Permission to revise A gentle next step (free) In this video, I talk about how desire can become muted when it’s organized around what makes sense rather than what resonates. I’ve shared a short guide called The 3 Manifestation Bottlenecks Sensitive People Encounter. It isn’t a method or a fix. It’s a way of noticing where pressure may be replacing range — and where effort may be standing in for recognition. Rather than asking what you should do differently, it helps you see: where attention is braced instead of open where justification has replaced resonance where investment is deciding instead of fit Nothing needs to be forced. Sometimes seeing the pattern is enough. You can download the free guide here: 👉 https://www.celiacain.com/3-manifesta... About me I’m Celia Cain, PhD — a writer, mentor, and former professor exploring clarity, intuition, and the inner mechanics of change. I work with sensitive, discerning people who think deeply, care deeply, and often find themselves organizing their lives around what makes sense rather than what feels true. My work focuses on restoring trust in attention, discernment, and internal steadiness — without urgency or force. I write regularly at Intellect & Intuition: https://celiacain.substack.com/ and share longer-form reflections here on YouTube. If this video helped You’re welcome to: subscribe if you’d like to stay with this line of inquiry save the video to return to later or simply let it settle Thank you for being here.