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This episode explores seasonal mood patterns, not as a problem to be fixed, but as a meaningful response of the nervous system to changes in light, rhythm, and stimulation. The reflections shared here emerged during winter, a season that often invites slowing down, introversion, and a natural need to reduce cognitive, emotional, social, and sensory input. Drawing from psychological research and lived experience, this video looks at how seasonal shifts can influence mood, energy, focus, and inner life — especially for people who are sensitive to their environment. This video is part of a new English-language series on https://constantintegration.substack.... that expands on work I’ve been developing for a long time. My Greek-language work continues alongside it; this is simply an opening of the conversation to a wider audience. In this episode, we explore: Why seasonal changes can affect mood and energy How light, stimulation, and pace interact with the nervous system Why withdrawal and introspection can be adaptive, not pathological How to relate to seasonal shifts with more understanding and less pressure Whether you experience clear seasonal mood changes or more subtle shifts, this conversation invites a more compassionate and context-aware way of understanding them. ❗Disclaimer This is an informative and dialogue-oriented post and should not be taken as individual advice. If you need mental health assistance, please contact a national hotline or a mental health professional. #SeasonalMood #Introversion #Introspection #CircadianRhythms #SensoryProcessing #MentalHealthAwareness #WinterBlues #Wellbeing #Mindfulness #MentalWellness #SelfCare