Figure 6B(2). Three brains: thinking to doing to being.
Thus, when we take what we learn intellectually (neocortex), and apply
it, personalize it, or demonstrate it, we will modify our behavior in some
way. When we do, we will create a new experience, which will produce a
new emotion (limbic brain). If we can repeat, replicate, or experience that
action at will, we will move into a state of being (cerebellum).
Wisdom is accumulated knowledge that has been gained through
repeated experience. And when “being” compassionate is as natural as
suffering; judging; blaming; or being frustrated, negative, or insecure, now
we are wise. We are liberated to seize new opportunities, because somehow
life seems to organize itself equal to how or who we are being.