Great topic. Psychology, theology, biology, philosophy and physics meet at the crossroads of interpersonal communications!
Your self concept is embedded into the subconscious through one's early interaction with other limited egos. The more intense or threatening the interaction, the more deeply 'programmed' the belief. Beliefs about self and the world control ones thoughts and feelings which negatively influence one's perception of threat – triggering imprinted methods for self-preservation (ego identity).
In essence people walk around in a delusional hologram, a dream their ego is manifesting. Yes, physics/reality mirrors the limited, learned self-concept/illusions – thus the requirement for dismantling and discarding it altogether BEFORE you can wholly remember who you are and regain your synchronized relationship with reality.
Philosophy labels the relationship of being/reality as only interesting, theology treats it as imperative (transcendence of the ego), while psychology 'believes' it to be impossible, biology deems it natural, and physics demonstrates it is mandatory.
Good luck!
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Great topic. Psychology, theology, biology, philosophy and physics meet at the crossroads of interpersonal communications!
Your self concept is embedded into the subconscious through one's early interaction with other limited egos. The more intense or threatening the interaction, the more deeply 'programmed' the belief. Beliefs about self and the world control ones thoughts and feelings which negatively influence one's perception of threat – triggering imprinted methods for self-preservation (ego identity).
In essence people walk around in a delusional hologram, a dream their ego is manifesting. Yes, physics/reality mirrors the limited, learned self-concept/illusions – thus the requirement for dismantling and discarding it altogether BEFORE you can wholly remember who you are and regain your synchronized relationship with reality.
Philosophy labels the relationship of being/reality as only interesting, theology treats it as imperative (transcendence of the ego), while psychology 'believes' it to be impossible, biology deems it natural, and physics demonstrates it is mandatory.
Good luck!
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