Feeling Safe with Control: Understanding Why We Cling to Habits and Behaviors for Safety

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Post published:February 15, 2025
Post category:Buddhist Practices Neuroscience Psychology

Control is a fundamental aspect of human behavior. Many times we yearn for control without consciously understanding why. Often, our conditioned patterns tells us that feeling safe happens with control.…

The Illusion of Self: Understanding the Mind, Ego, and Our True Nature

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Post published:February 15, 2025
Post category:Buddhist Practices Metaphysical Neuroscience

The Nature of the Mind and the Egoic Self From the moment we develop self-awareness, we begin crafting a sense of identity. This "self" feels tangible, constant, and separate from…

Resistance to Change: The Nature of Resistance from a Buddhist, Neuroscientific, and Egoic Perspective

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Post published:February 15, 2025
Post category:Buddhist Practices Metaphysical Neuroscience Psychology

Change is one of the few certainties in life, yet many of us resist it. Whether it’s shifting careers, leaving relationships, or evolving our beliefs, change often feels uncomfortable and…