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I am often in awe and wonder at my resistance to change




The introduction of homeostasis was very good, and I too, am looking forward to more.

In addition to homeostasis, I think an additional clue to the resistance shakurav is referring to (great way of putting that, by the way ) lies in the realm of Quantum Mechanics. All thoughts, emotions (and all of everything) are vibrations. When you focus on particular kinds of thoughts they vibrate at frequencies and attract or group with other "like" thoughts in those particular frequencies. The principle is the same as if you are listening to a radio station at 102.7, you can't listen to 92.3 at the same time on the same radio. If you are focusing on thoughts of "the way things are" or "the way things always have been", you can't "be" at another place (where you want to be), and furthermore, because of the attraction or grouping principal, those thoughts will become stronger or more dominant in your psyche. (The same principle is at work in the "collective consciousness".)

That's why meditation and paraliminals are so important. Meditation helps us slow down the thinking process, so we can monitor our thoughts, reducing and eliminating the thoughts we don't want, replacing them with thoughts (and emotions) we do want. That's where the paraliminals come in. They help provide us with the thoughts we do want, using a technology that enhances the process. They help us "feel" better, raising the frequency of our emotional vibrations (vibes) and our "self talk" becomes "positive" (higher frequency vibes). From a biological point of view, the connections in our brain physically change over time, creating a new point of homeostasis...one we can live with. "Living the Law of Attraction" is a great paraliminal that even further enhances the process.

And Forexpreneur is right, patience is key .

~GG




Wow. Talk about a great way of putting things. This makes so much sense and I know this must be so. I like the radio station analogy a lot.

And is your name from the wonderful masters of music by the same name? Or does it have some other more personal meaning?

Just curious.

Thank you for this post.


blessings,

Steve