Are You Unknowingly Addicted to Suffering? | Rollin Mccraty | | S2 EP60

In this enlightening episode of The xMonks Drive, we dive deep into the intricate relationship between the brain and the heart with our esteemed guest, Rollin McCraty.
Discover how our emotional baselines shape our perceptions and well-being, as Rollin explains the brain's role as a pattern recognition system and the amygdala's crucial function in discerning the familiar from the unfamiliar.
Through a series of fascinating insights, McCraty unveils the profound influence of heart rhythms on our emotional state and delves into the concepts of intuitive intelligence and self-regulation.
Explore how deeply ingrained belief systems, formed during childhood, create a familiar worldview that can often keep us stuck in cycles of worry, anxiety, and fear.
Join us as we discuss the path to lifting consciousness and establishing a new, more coherent baseline.
Learn how synchronizing the heart and brain can lead to greater self-connection and emotional freedom, ultimately transforming the way we experience the world.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in understanding the hidden patterns that govern our emotional lives and seeking a more harmonious connection with their inner self.

[@chaitai2533]

I don't know why that is a trend right now on youtube- small chunks of the actual show in the beginning, - as a kind of intro? Why? Don't see the point. Simply tell what's the aim of the podcast, who is the guest, then start.

[@caio_rueger]

when will podcasts hosts learn that the only thing you have to do is not interrupt the guest

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