Overcoming Conditioning Leads to Freedom

Your brain is a powerful tool, but it can also be your biggest prison. How to create a brain that allows you to live in freedom.
#neuroscience #freedom #mindfulness #brainpower #consciousness #personalgrowth #transformation #mentalhealth #awakening #inspiration
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[@ARdave311]

“The brain is like an algorithm that triggers responses based on conditioning” WOW. Spot on

[@decembersunita]

You can create a brain which allow you to live in freedom. 😊❤

[@sylviamalkahcalderoncourie6561]

GRACIAS! Very usefull

[@mariadelcarmenperez2498]

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[@mkh2799]

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[@mariaestelarincon4922]

Infinite gratitude, 🙏🏾

[@earlinebutler5131]

This is fascinating & informative; and I hope will be understood universally. I have wide experience & knowledge in psychology & counseling that such concepts are emphasized! The value of long standing views survives 🎉❤

[@Lulamariamd]

This is pure gold. Thank you🩷✨

[@donahvanhollis9652]

Jewels of God 🌪️🙏🏾👁️

[@FranciscoG7272]

Completely useful. Thank you.

[@NaLamb1956]

Articulating what I’ve been looking for this yr! I’m always so grateful for you! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@MyPathtoSimpleLiving]

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[@annakarl9989]

THANK YOU 💖🤗🕊️

[@rohanawolf2089]

Uncanny how your talks so often supplement an experience of mine. I love your image of pressing the "PAUSE" button. I noticed in recent times that I've become more reactive to the political milieu here in US. Just yesterday, I found myself in reaction mode and it occurred to me to "get quiet" (my version of the PAUSE button.) After some moments like that I received an epiphany that this political upheaval was actually a perfect opportunity for me to practice a deeper connection with dharma/peace/Truth. From irritation to opportunity, a fortunate shift. Yea! Love and blessings 🙏💗

[@kimberleyshott8970]

Very helpful, Gratitude 🙏 🪷

[@sandrafrank7861]

I’ve been training my brain through mindfulness practices which can help you get to the pause. It’s important to know what actually happens in the brain and where. We live in a country filled with traumatized people. Bessel Van der Kolk’s book, “ 0:07 The Body Keeps the Score” has been instrumental in teaching me about what happens to the brain of traumatized people. Training a conditioned and reactive mind takes practice and time, and, like Dr. Chopra says, ultimately leads to freedom.

[@sybilseeber1180]

For me it is very important how to deal with body mind in a meaningful way.We have such a beautiful outfit and use it in such a poor way.Therefore it is really important to stay in real reality and not in a fiction about that.And out of this, we can use this state to create many responses,and make a good choise out of them.Then our brain will change in its neural patterns, so that inputs from consciousness are ready to flow in, and a beautiful new area of free will,depending on our self aware state , out of self inquiry, and our beautiful choices will begin. ❤😊

[@KathleenMoore-fr5fm]

Love you Deepak🎉🎉

[@elliemiedema7552]

This was again beautiful said. I really appreciate this talks. I learn a lot. And step by step I live more with your words.

[@christinegalysh7433]

Asking questions greatly helpful. Thank you so much and all the best.

[@ambigainaidoo673]

Thank you 💕Yes creating new ideas in thinking will definitely find freedom 🙏🙏🙏✨️

[@guidos8095]

Beloved Sri Deepak Ji you summarized all psychology and psychiatry, and put it in our hands should level up the brain we want and start being biological robot robots! Eternal gratitude for enlighten us

[@veralucialucia3639]

According to neuroscientists this is what Brain Net does, that is everything that concerns human creations involves this mechanism. A Brain Net can cross generations through centuries and find active connections right now. We are connected. 😊🧠

[@kathyadams5963]

VERY useful ❤ exciting and btw, your videos/lessons, are normally "in the flow " and presented at the most perfect timing. Deepak😊, isn't that just "simply the best"? Just because I can make a goofy comment, I definitely *feel* your words thru the experiences I have. (Hope that sounds right) ❤gratitude

[@HolgerMang]

Very useful. For me some loose ends were pulled together in a concise, easy to understand way. Thank you.

[@constant35314]

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[@Luguiraud]

Hello my dear!! Just stopping by to say that here it should always be the play button... that was my choice. Creative answer? 🙏🏼💕🌟Thank you for the video!!

[@VivieLittleGhost]

😇 😎

[@rememberDay1]

Sounds like a good answer 🎉

[@RitaCamagno]

es útil pero cuando uno está bajo de energías y lo sabe, sabe todo el contenido de este video no es suficiente para realizar un cambio, una verdadera magia que se necesita

[@1FREDARMSTRONG]

my intuitive experience, suggest, through the developments in the science of anatomy, we understand the brain as the primary center for self regulation of the physical body. from the brain, the central nervous system, extends through the body, creating an axis, by which all of the functions of the body are in the process which aids in self regulation, or adaptability of all aspects of the biology as a Whole. the body is functioning as an organism first and foremost. the notion of an intelligent experience is the extent the body is able to find a path by which it can sustain itself and become more efficient, so as to evolve, as it seems to develop its stability, as all organismic life does. the idea that most life is a biological system of relationships, which through inherent self regulating sensory mechanism, brings about "higher levels of order", which facilitates awareness of its inherent, internal , functions, or mechanism . at this point, the human being is making pictures or petroglyphs, as abstract symbolic gestures of the inner experience, which is developed as an integral part of self regulation, homeostasis, with the forces at work in the terrestrial world. (i understand it took centuries for the Chinese to abstract the description of objects or using pictures of objects in some drawing form, to the development of the abstract artistry of their calligraphy. the entire school(s) of thought that developed appears to be the most genuine, artistic and "grounding" for the human experience) from here, it is not difficult to see the sense of "dynamic equilibrium", or the Yin/Yang quality of experience, (the experience of the tree is a meditative quality, or resonance, in establishing is sense of "self" or stability in the terrestrial world), which is formally acknowledging how the body is responding most basically from the pushes and pulls acting on it. the human organism is then integral with the natural world, which is the sense "intelligence" regulating all living things. in this respect, experience is knowledge (of being). when this relationship is broken, ignored, etc., the types of experiences that occur are disjunctive, artificial, and alienating. but, this is just an intuitive experience. the chaos and confusion in the world today is the result of failing to appreciate the fundamentals of human development, and how they are relevant or timeless. i suppose it is difficult to appreciative or practice compassion or love if you don't understand its place, as an experience, in the natural scheme of the terrestrial world.

[@barefootcarefully9915]

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[@beatlebarb64]

I noticed the white disc on your arm - do you have diabetes? Please take good care of YOU! thank you for sharing your ideas and wisdom!