Dr. Joe Dispenza

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That becomes the foundation subconsciously.

That's like recording an audio file.

You just keep recording that audio file, it becomes a subconscious program.

A lot of people have a relationship with money based on either what they've been told or what they've experienced in their outer environment.

So then we gain information from our environment and the stronger the emotion we feel from experiences in our lives, the more altered we feel inside of us, the more the brain freezes a frame and takes a picture.

And that snapshot is called the memory.

Based on an emotion.

Based on emotion.

The emotion alters our internal state.

So you're going along as Louis feeling really good, and all of a sudden you have this trauma, you have this crisis, you have this shock, and all of a sudden you have this dramatic change in your internal state and your senses get heightened, and then you freeze the frame and you associate this internal state with whatever it is that's causing it, right?

And that's how we create long-term memories, right?

They're both equal.

They're both equal.

But the problem is I think most people experience more the negative emotions, right?

And those negative emotions really are derived from the hormones of stress, right?

So the alarm system, the emergency system creates an arousal inwardly.

And that arousal is saying there's something dangerous in your outer environment, right?

And it could be a person, a circumstance, an accident or whatever.