In this episode I got my inspiration from the man Dr. Joe Dispenza himself.
Referring to Our “default mode network” / “autopilot” / “unconscious hardwired habits”
Habits are automatic, unconscious thoughts/behaviours & emotions acquired through repetition. You do something so much, you do them without thinking. It is efficient & easy & comfortable - a redundant routine that essentially starves you are freedom! Your body knows how to do it better than your mind - so it’s all unconscious & your reality becomes a serious of automated responses based off of past experiences.
In routine, through conditioning, our bodies (chemically & biologically) are accustomed to a particular way of being. Through repetition we create a hardware of cause & effect from our external environment. Brains become a record of the past - when what we want them to be is a map to the future!
Memories of people, places, things & experiences each have a circuit in your brain that is linked to an emotion, the stronger the emotional reaction, the more likely your brain will snapshot the experience as a “memory”. When you think, act & feel habitually from a past experience - you create the same outcomes. Nothing changes. We as humans define ourselves from a memorized set of behaviours, emotional reactions, unconscious habits, attitudes, beliefs & perceptions - we function like a computer program. Cause & effect.
The length of time you have an emotional reaction post-experience is the “refraction period”
If the emotional response lasts a few days it is a =mood
If the emotional response lasts a few weeks/months it is a = temper
If the emotional response lasts a few years it is a = personality trait
The larger the emotional reaction, the greater the memory stands out & the more it influences our feelings & thoughts. It becomes a defining factor in the way you live - now in the boundary of that past event. When you stop being a victim of circumstance, you become a creator of your world To break the habit, you have to change - to change you have to become greater than your environment. To stop reacting to the external, you must focus on the internal world!
Ciao for now 🤙🏻
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Track credits: Golden Days - Philip E Morris
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