Our brain is the only organ of our body that is both unique and universal in relation to every other individual, collective consciousness, and the universe. For good reason, it is said that you are actually only what you truly think.
Our brain is divided into three levels through which it filters incoming information. Based on these three levels, it makes decisions that position the individual in life in relation to people and events.
Conviction, belief, and thought are factors in every decision a human being makes.
Each of these factors also has its opposite, or several opposites at the same time.
Conviction – Utopia
Belief – Delusion
Thought – Personality
The human brain has no true reality in relation to the present. It is only a poor memory of the past, into which many personalities have been woven.
The brain does not have the ability to truly remain in the present, and even less in the future. Everything that is happening now is, of course, known to it through presentation and experience, but the final judgment, reality, and bottom line come only after some time.
It is like sowing and harvesting. The harvest comes as the result of everything that was invested in the previous time.
In this interaction between the present and the future, the brain constantly lags behind because it does not receive confirmation or denial in the same moment.
This time delay between sowing and harvesting is best seen in the everyday decision-making of each individual.
We receive our convictions and beliefs from the circle of family, friends, school, college, and the workplace. Because of this, very little possibility remains in life for us to be different, by which I mean positively different.
Even in the smallest personality of each individual, more than 70% of collective consciousness has been woven.
Let us return to the brain’s frequent unknown: the future. In a situation where the brain has no experience from the past in its memory, it will make a decision under the strong influence of conviction, belief, and pressure from the environment.
Conclusion
While a human being truly is what they think, they are most often a slave to their thoughts or to the burdens of the past. On the other hand, that same human being does not have the ability to change their reality with the brain by convincing themselves of something else or by forcing themselves into positive thinking.
Thinking is actually an amplitude of change in ideas, attitudes, conclusions, and decisions, but only within the known experience of the past.
I think that when you do not know, you think. If you knew, you would not have to think.
Thinking is a reflection of not knowing and insecurity, while automatism is a proven routine in any segment of life, with a result achieved in practice.