Our Paleocortex is Too Quick to Answer
Our cortex has no time to elaborate
By repeating constructed reactions, we change our neuro-paths. It asks for some daily work otherwise we just follow the ancients paths, those who lead to violence.
Like poker players, we train ourselves to withstand stress for a longer period of time and get the adequate answer. Breath… Breath… Breath…
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Three posts on this subject in Queen’s Children :
- Ann Litts, in Material Girl, after the prompt Belongings, enlightens us about possessions and how they pass.
- Ann Litts, in What Will Be…, writes about acceptance.
- Taha Abbas, in When pain becomes your friend, writes about non-acceptance.
- Ann Litts, in Hate Speech, describes how Humans enjoy a little too much the chaos.
- Jean Carfantan, in Time Tides, shows in this prompt how time stretches or densifies.
Well nothing is important otherwise than death, dive in the delicious present, don’t be too altered by the media shitty fan. Stay grounded to your present, savor each grain of it, all the rest is made of sad illusions. You are your own governor, you decide by whom your happiness is altered or may be you decide NOW that your consciousness will remained unaltered or if, just to the degree YOU decide.
HAPPINESS IS INSIDE
Great to be with you and receive your moving diversity. What a festival of consciousness!
