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Without personal attention being directed towards the [[Inner Body Focus|inner body landscape]] along with some dedicated [[Self Observation]], people remain trapped in the cluttered and [[Negative Ego|undisciplined ego mind]] filled with stories of deception, judgment and bias, which stunts them from deeper emotional and spiritual growth. The uncleared subconscious will throw many obstacles up to clutter and scatter our mind, triggering our reactions, judgments and generating bias which most often produces [[Cognitive Dissonance]]. Many people have hidden [[Subconscious Programming]] that rules their mind and this subconscious belief will oppose and contradict their conscious beliefs, generating the type of person who is divided and confused within themselves. A person divided inside themselves will use [[Doublethink]] and [[Doublespeak]], constantly contradicting themselves while demonstrating unstable behaviors and imbalances. The practice of [[Self Observation]] and inner focused [[Meditation]] is what helps us to observe things more clearly and to see the patterns inside us and around us that were previously unnoticed, which help us restore [[Energetic Balance]]. | Without personal attention being directed towards the [[Inner Body Focus|inner body landscape]] along with some dedicated [[Self Observation]], people remain trapped in the cluttered and [[Negative Ego|undisciplined ego mind]] filled with stories of deception, judgment and bias, which stunts them from deeper emotional and spiritual growth. The uncleared subconscious will throw many obstacles up to clutter and scatter our mind, triggering our reactions, judgments and generating bias which most often produces [[Cognitive Dissonance]]. Many people have hidden [[Subconscious Programming]] that rules their mind and this subconscious belief will oppose and contradict their conscious beliefs, generating the type of person who is divided and confused within themselves. A person divided inside themselves will use [[Doublethink]] and [[Doublespeak]], constantly contradicting themselves while demonstrating unstable behaviors and imbalances. The practice of [[Self Observation]] and inner focused [[Meditation]] is what helps us to observe things more clearly and to see the patterns inside us and around us that were previously unnoticed, which help us restore [[Energetic Balance]]. | ||
The common theme of people acting out destructive behaviors and enduring the negative consequences that are the result, is simply stemming from a lack of inner body focus and lack of [[Self | The common theme of people acting out destructive behaviors and enduring the negative consequences that are the result, is simply stemming from a lack of inner body focus and lack of [[Self Observation]]. [[Subconscious Programming]] which impulses the mind into acting out destructive behaviors can be fully and completely prevented, when that person makes an effort to be a productive cause of positive change within themselves. Self-observation helps us to broaden our perspective and deepen our understanding of ourselves and the environment, that results in more self-awareness which helps us to work past our bias and judgments that have been formed from the subconscious programming and the outer story we tell ourselves. | ||
Through the inner body focus we are fully connected with our spirit, we are fully connected with God, and so this is our main focus; cultivating our inner life, developing peace inside, continually creating the conditions for our inner landscape to be in balance, and thus [[Relaxation and Fluidity|bring peace and relaxation]]. | Through the inner body focus we are fully connected with our spirit, we are fully connected with God, and so this is our main focus; cultivating our inner life, developing peace inside, continually creating the conditions for our inner landscape to be in balance, and thus [[Relaxation and Fluidity|bring peace and relaxation]]. | ||