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Written by Christina Margeti.
Some people sometimes call essential analytical thinking “overthinking.” The kind of thinking that leads you to the right conclusions. Because your ability to think does not serve them well — perhaps because they have something to hide, usually false or deceptive situations they do not want you to uncover — or simply because they have learned to remain on the surface of things, engaging only in shallow, meaningless conversations.
I’m referring, of course, to jyis states of analysis, not to the actual objective meaning and state of really excessive analysis, without cause, logic, meaning, purpose, or any usefulness.
So analyze facts, persons and situations because it is analytical thinking, yogic analytical thinking, that helps you to always draw the right conclusions and always leads you to truths.
In general, “over-analysis” can open your eyes to many things. From possible “cheating” in relationships, “false friendships” to social/economic/political situations… So, feel free to “over-analyze” without fear…
Anyone who tells you not to “over-analyze” things is nothing but a manipulative one. And if not always, most of the time.