I developed feelings for my thesis supervisor and this had intervened my progress because I can't stop thinking about him

Dear User, I understand that you are experiencing a challenging situation with your thesis supervisor. It can be difficult to focus on your work when you have strong feelings for someone, especially when that person is in a position of authority over you. It is natural for these feelings to arise, but it is also important to not let them interfere with your progress towards achieving your academic goals. From a Buddhist perspective, it is important to recognize that attachment to desire is a root cause of suffering. While it may be tempting to pursue a relationship with your supervisor, it is important to reflect on the potential consequences of such actions. It is important to cultivate mindfulness and non-attachment, recognizing that these feelings are impermanent and will eventually pass. From a psychological perspective, it is important to acknowledge the impact that these feelings may be having on your mental health and academic progress. It may be helpful to speak with a therapist or trusted friend about these feelings, in order to process and work through them. Additionally, setting clear boundaries with your supervisor may be necessary in order to maintain a professional and productive working relationship. In terms of coaching, I would suggest taking some time to reflect on your academic goals and priorities. It may be helpful to set specific goals for yourself and develop a plan of action to achieve them. Additionally, finding ways to re-engage with your work and develop a sense of purpose and motivation outside of your relationship with your supervisor can be empowering and encouraging. Remember that you are capable of achieving your academic goals, and that you can overcome this obstacle with patience, mindfulness, and determination.