The human brain often struggles to fully comprehend the concept of “nothing” or “negative” in the same way it understands positive entities. This is because our minds are wired to recognize and process tangible, affirmative information more easily. For example, it’s easier to visualize a filled room than an empty one. This tendency can influence how we perceive and communicate ideas related to absence or negation. Despite this challenge, our brains are incredibly adaptable, and through language and imagination, we can still convey and understand negative concepts effectively. #psychology #psychological #psychologists #psychology_health #psychotherapist #healingquotes #gabormate #psychoanalysis #psychoanalyst @the.holistic.psychologist @psychology_tips_daily @psychology_monk @psychology
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a year agocalmhealing25
When I first learnt NLP I said to my husband if you want me to remember something you need to ask me to "remember". This world is set up for negative bias saying to someone "don't forget" is actually a command to forget bcoz the brain cancels out the do not😮 my husband was very resistant to these new ideas but over time I have worn away his resistance 😂😂now he is the one to correct me 🤪 thanks for sharing this clip 😍
a year agoalmas_world_art
But you training your mind to focus on the don’t so you’re training a rebel!
a year agojodiemcollins
It’s the law of attraction inclusion ~ there is no exclusion. It’s not the ‘brain’
a year agospeirs1427
Its not literally perspective though when people around you are negative 'about me'.....im trying to keep my self love and way through the trees but keep getting pulled into the negative.
a year agodudesquidmama
Best skiing advice I ever got: “look where you want to ski, don’t look at the trees.” it was a game changer and this is a good reminder to live your life that way.
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