André Duqum

We literally predict it.

And and so like these start to crack away at this like previously held belief that reality is as it seems.

And I think once we start to crack in that door, then we can crack also into our own sense of self.

And like you said, when your own story, where am I the kitten?

That's a, it's a funny way to phrase it, you know, but where am I seeing the vertical lines only in my life?

Right.

And that starts to be the doorway into deconstructing our sense of self, which is completely tied to what we create in our life.

And so, uh,

when you think about how we are predictive, our brains are a predictive machine, neurologically speaking, and you now bring this into, okay, I'm looking how to create

more peace, prosperity in my life, build more abundance in my life, and ultimately just get into reality and become more intimate with how it actually is.

How has that, so for like, give me one example where you were that kitten, you know, where, where is an example in your life personally, did you presume life was a certain way?

And then you came to see, oh, I can see it in a deeper, in a different way.

Money is the root of all evil.

Yeah, well said.

Yeah, our perception at that point really fills in the gaps of what we're already expecting from our life.

And I think starting to take that into the personal lens is like, what are the assumptions and beliefs I have about life, about love, about prosperity, about all of these different things that aren't

like aren't necessarily true.

They're not one way or the other.

It's like we can adopt and through neuroplasticity, which I'd love to get your perspective on, change our sense of self, change the beliefs that we hold.

And another great book on this topic, or at least in the...