Thais Gibson

Okay.

Tell me what that is.

Okay.

So my thing for sure has always been where neuroscience overlaps with psychology and different spiritual teachings.

So pastoral counseling links back to Christianity and Christian studies.

And then I've been a huge fan for years of like

studying Zen Buddhism and mindfulness and all these different things.

And they played such a huge role in my own life that I really sought to understand, okay, if I started on that path and that was so big for me, what was happening from like a neuroscience psychology standpoint that they were so impactful.

So that's where I went into all these different certifications and cognitive behavioral therapy and neuro-linguistic programming and hypnotherapy and trying to just bridge understanding, especially our subconscious mind and how we get wired and how that changes and how a lot of these different teachings have an impact on

On our neuroplasticity and impact our brain and the way that we show up and move in our lives.

Absolutely.

Absolutely.

That's a great question.

So 95 to 97% of all of our beliefs, our thoughts, our emotions, and our actions or choices, decisions,

are made at a subconscious level that's that's a part of us it's our habituated self so it's sort of the warehouse of all of our conditioning and programming and it's interesting because you hear about in spiritual teachings kind of almost referred to as like the ego right it's like the warehouse of all of your conditioning and it's so interesting how we get wired with these different patterns but then your conscious mind is only three to five percent and what's really crazy is that your conscious mind that three to five percent of you cannot outwill or overpower the subconscious mind

Great question.

So it's very context specific.

So

That's why I got into attachment styles because it's sort of the warehouse of our deepest conditioning from our childhood.

And you can find it based on your patterns and themes according to how you learn to attach.