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Pain is created when you are inauthentic and living outside of [[Personal Integrity]], believing in your mind you are something you’re not, expressing something to others in an identity that you really are not.<ref>[http://www.energeticsynthesis.com/resource-tools/news-shift-timelines/3236-personal-integrity Personal Integrity]</ref> | Pain is created when you are inauthentic and living outside of [[Personal Integrity]], believing in your mind you are something you’re not, expressing something to others in an identity that you really are not.<ref>[http://www.energeticsynthesis.com/resource-tools/news-shift-timelines/3236-personal-integrity Personal Integrity]</ref> | ||
==Mental Map== | |||
Our mental map acts as a mainframe network that forms our [[Personal Schema]] and decoding of language, it is the lens from which we perceive all things. '''Most people’s mental map and personal schema have been formed from automatic thoughts that are generated from the unconscious mind content in the [[Collective Unconsciousness]].''' | |||
Thus, most people tend to pay attention only to the things that fit onto their personal schema of [[Unconscious Mind|unconscious]] and [[Conscious Mind]] beliefs, which they use to explain the nature of reality and to understand the world around them. They tend to re-interpret any new information that has contradictions to their beliefs, in order to fit that into their personal schema. Our [[Personal Schema]] influences the way we perceive things and can ultimately block the uptake of new information, if our beliefs are mentally rigid. This may lead the person to [[Confirmation Bias|selectively remember only certain things]], taking in a small sliver of the actual data in situations, in order to have that information fit into their schema of thought. <ref>[http://www.energeticsynthesis.com/index.php/resource-tools/news-shift-timelines/2832-bio-neurology Bio-Neurology]</ref> | |||