down to its neurons. If you keep installing, reinforcing, and refining your
neurological hardware, the end result of that repetition is a neural network
—in effect, a new software program. Just like computer software, this
program (for example, a behavior, an attitude, or an emotional state) now
runs automatically.
Now you’ve cultivated the brain to be ready for your new experience,
and frankly, you have the mind in place so that you can handle the
challenge. When you change your mind, your brain changes; and when you
change your brain, your mind changes.
So when the time comes to demonstrate a vision contrary to the
environmental conditions at hand, it is quite possible for you to be already
prepared to think and act, with a conviction that is steadfast and
unwavering. In fact, the more you formulate an image of your behavior in a
future event, the easier it will be for you to execute a new way of being.
So can you believe in a future you cannot yet see or experience with your
senses but have thought about enough times in your mind that your brain is
actually changed to look like the experience has already happened ahead of
the physical event in your external environment? If so, then your brain is no
longer a record of the past, but has become a map to the future.
Now that you know you can change your brain by thinking differently, is
it possible to change your body to “look like” it too has had an experience
ahead of the actual intended circumstances? Is your mind that powerful?
Stay tuned.
stevenselfio
(Stevenselfio)
#1