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Old 05-06-2007, 01:01 PM   #4 (permalink)
Sunnybayes
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I like this part:
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Dr. Price and Dr. Schwartz are currently working to demonstrate that the Quantum Zeno Effect explains these findings. The mental expectation of pain relief causes the person to repeatedly focus his or her attention on the experience of pain relief, so that the brain’s pain-relief circuits are activated, causing a decrease in the sensation of pain. People experience what they expect to experience.
People experience what they expect to experience. There's a powerful statement.

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The fact that our expectations, whether conscious or buried in our deeper brain centers, can play such a large role in perception has significant implications. Two individuals working on the same customer service telephone line could hold different mental maps of the same customers. The first, seeing customers only as troubled children, would hear only complaints that needed to be allayed; the second, seeing them as busy but intelligent professionals, would hear valuable suggestions for improving a product or service.
Well there's the law of attraction.

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The findings suggest that at a moment of insight, a complex set of new connections is being created. These connections have the potential to enhance our mental resources and overcome the brain’s resistance to change. But to achieve this result, given the brain’s limited working memory, we need to make a deliberate effort to hardwire an insight by paying it repeated attention.
"The findings suggest that at a moment of insight, a complex set of new connections is being created. "
Therefore understand my framework... or someone's frame work will "enhance our mental resources and overcome the brain’s resistance to change", so they know why they should change and so that it's easier to change.

"But to achieve this result, given the brain’s limited working memory, we need to make a deliberate effort to hardwire an insight by paying it repeated attention." AND (hehe) that's why you should read this article and my framework and your own (i.e. journal) several times.

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