How To Prevent Your Brain From Blocking Your Dreams

A few weeks ago, I had a revelation. There is a function that our brain does that we are so used to that we don't pay attention to it, and honestly, it is something that helps us to live. It is not a bad or negative function. However, when we use it in a negative way, it becomes a huge brake that prevents us, in many cases, from achieving our dreams.

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Thank you for the reminder. Daily practice needed 🙏😀

A beautiful reminder for today … thank you! 🙏

Loved this audio, comparisons have two sides, like everything in life. The negative part is that it can convert people in envious and dangerous persons, and the positive that because of comparison people start being better studens, workers, partners, etc. Personally, I do not compare myself with no one, I am a Martian. That is why once after years of suffering and almost drowning in my own problems, I realized by comparison, that almost everyone had a source of help, but me. Then I clamored to my dead loved ones, not having a living human being to whom to go. The rest of the story, you know. Comparison was at the end good to me. By the way, I love to give: "¿No me es licito hacer lo que quiero con lo mio? ¿O tienes tu envidia, porque yonsoy bueno? Asi los primeros seran postreros, y los postreros primeros; porque muchos son llamados, mas pocos escogidos." I am chosen, and happy to be.

Nicely presented. I appreciate the way you handled the inclusion of the religious text, too. Though you made the assumption that others would know your citation meant it came from the Bible, the fact is, the parable itself contained zero religious-specific content or reference. It was simply housed in a religious text. This was very refreshing for me, as though I grew up in that environment, very early on my spiritual path turned a different direction, and due to some unpleasant experiences during that time, I very much prefer to avoid material with overt references to Christianity. So thank you from the bottom of my heart for the gentle introduction and beautifully selected passage.

As a person who has worked in the mental health field for nearly two decades now, I wholeheartedly agree with you that the brain and the function of comparison can indeed be paralyzing when applied at inappropriate times and ways. The fact that this happens without our being aware of it much of the time only serves to strengthen the clear need to become more aware if our thoughts - all of them - and learn to release them gracefully and swiftly so as not to discourage ourselves from striving to fulfill the potential held within our beautiful selves.

Thank you for sharing this insight with the world. I see you and the light within you. Be well. 🤲🏻❤️🤲🏻