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The most plausible explanation lies in how much early childhood memories and the emotional state of our caretakers in certain situations will form our later exp
by 47282847 1y ago
The most plausible explanation lies in how much early childhood memories and the emotional state of our caretakers in certain situations will form our later experience. It doesn’t have to bring up explicit memories, in fact most situations only “trigger“ emotional memory. You may not remember any even if you try; tools like hypnosis and constellations can bring up some.
Is it thinkable that one or both of your parents felt nice in meatful situations, which allowed you as a child to relax and feel safe?
We are a container full of memories. Reprogramming requires more than just a different cognitive decision in the present. I claim there is nothing physically inherent in meat that creates your emotional response.