Where does stress come from?

 Where does stress come from? 

It is perhaps an accepted fact that stress is usually brought on by outside forces. 

This is so ingrained in most people’s mindsets, that the slightest inconvenience or signs of being pushed out of the comfort zones will get some negative reactions from the body, and that would be considered stress.

Generally outside forces are blamed for the internal turmoil that stress is supposed to cause.  

Where Is It When life in general does not unfold the way we perceive it should, determines the stress levels we experience.

The element that needs to be controlled is becoming too attached to the acceptance that this disturbs the usual pattern in the daily life cycle and that any changes in the current cycle are not so easily accommodated. 

Therefore conditioning the mind to cope and overcome the circumstance that are perceived to contribute to the stress will then allow the individual to better help both body and mind to avoid any unnecessary conditions. 

Stressful thinking leads to stressful feeling is the most simplistic way of putting the condition into some prospective. 

Most studies tend to show this conclusively, and it does seem to be true that on some unconscious level, the extent of the stress felt is connected to the circumstances experienced. 

We can actually cause stress to be a condition within the body as our worries; fears and anxiety level are elevated by mental perceptions. 

Negativity and the mind is closely connected to the onset of stress and most individuals somehow have the ability to convince the mind of things that have actually not enfolded not will it be possible to be so, but with this conditioning the mind and body will work almost hand in hand to bring out the stress levels from within. 

Therefore getting into the habit of negative thinking will spark this response and the more it progresses to be a common reaction the lesser the chances are to enable the body to cope with the onslaught.