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[Music]
so why am I talking about getting a song
out of your head on a YouTube channel
that's devoted to rewilding and Bush
crap
well probably more than anybody those of
us who love to be out in nature know
that when we're walking through the
woods and trying to listen to bird song
pay attention to tracks keep our
awareness Keen because our friends might
be jumping out from behind a tree to
grab us at any
moment it doesn't really help when Lady
Gaga is playing over and over and over
in our heads
I've used this method to help a lot of
people get those songs out of their
heads and when I did some research on
the internet to see what other people
were offering as far as a solution
almost all the solutions were exactly
the same basically it was about
replacing the song that you're playing
in your head with another song that
supposedly is easier to get out of your
head well from a rewilding perspective
this is the same as a lot of our
civilization solutions to problems
instead of finding an actual cure we're
just treating the
symptom in this case we're talking about
our overall awareness or
mindfulness and when we're not tuned in
to our
mindfulness that's when things can start
to cycle in our head on autopilot and
one of the biggest symptoms of that is
having songs that play over and over in
our heads
so what I'm offering here is not just a
treatment for the
symptom but a treatment for the whole
disease a
cure here's what you
do instead of replacing the song with
another
song when you find yourself playing a
song over and over in your head
tune in to the
song I know it may sound
counterintuitive but what we're doing is
bringing awareness to it specifically
what we do is instead of just singing
the song in our
head flip a switch and listen to the
song in your
head if it doesn't immediately go away
which it probably
will listen for a specific
element of the song Try to hear the El
electric guitar and every single little
detail of it being played or hear the
voice and every inflection as the voice
moves through the different
words what you're
doing is exposing the
truth there's not really that song
playing in your head there's just a very
pale imitation of that song that's going
over and over when you tune in and try
to actually listen to it and
say let me hear it let me see what's
actually going on in
there it'll
evaporate the reason that this works
brings up one of the basic tenants or
principles of
mindfulness which is that usually we're
playing on autopilot and we live in a
culture that loves nothing more than to
distract us and get our mind doing that
more and more often
when we tune in with
awareness those Cycles can't repeat they
stop on their
own this goes for emotional Cycles as
well as something like a song playing
over and over in your head so when you
look inside you listen to it you'll be
listening for that actual song and then
the wool is pulled from your eyes and
you you see that there's not actually
that song playing there that you thought
was
there it's
gone the only people who this doesn't
seem to work for are musical Geniuses
and composers sometimes who are very
very good at hearing the actual details
in the song
another important thing to remember is
that if you play an instrument say the
acoustic guitar and there's an acoustic
guitar playing in that song don't try to
tune into the acoustic guitar you may be
familiar enough with that instrument
that you'd be able to fill in the
details instead tune into a portion of
the music that you are not able to play
yourself and what you'll find is that
there's not actually anything playing in
there just shift from singing it in your
head to
listening and you'll see it disappear
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