
The mind likes shortcuts and creating many for concepts is normally helpful. At times it can get tricky; a hole at the beach is 3 ft by 2 feet by 4 ft, how much sand is in it? The brain starts to do measurements and jump at what it knows but it is a hole, there’s no sand in it. We do this same thing with emotions. The brain jumps to what its knows and tries to synthesize the outcome with old know how or we actively do it ourselves. Problem is that old labels ruin things when we are overly emotional or keep certain ideas closed off that newer information and states of being could use…
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