Jen WalkerHost
So whatever it is, we're going to go into that memory, and we don't actually change the facts of that memory.

What we do instead is we lay down a different emotional track associated with those facts.

And as we lay down that new, different emotional track with the facts of that memory, it completely alters, shifts, and transforms the experience that we have, the interaction, the relationship that we have with that memory.

Also essential is what we do is we communicate to the subconscious and unconscious parts of our mind that it's done, over, complete.

And why that's so key and essential is if you are experiencing any sort of trigger or emotional charge or it's affecting your life currently, we know that that's just the brain's misunderstanding, and it believes that that memory is happening again.

So if you have a memory that has an emotional charge or is affecting you in a negative way, we can imagine that that was something that you have been through already that has been tr- like, troubling.

And how I like to describe this is, like, a really simple model of understanding of the brain and processing data.

So whatever it is, we're going to go into that memory, and we don't actually change the facts of that memory.

What we do instead is we lay down a different emotional track associated with those facts.

And as we lay down that new, different emotional track with the facts of that memory, it completely alters, shifts, and transforms the experience that we have, the interaction, the relationship that we have with that memory.

Also essential is what we do is we communicate to the subconscious and unconscious parts of our mind that it's done, over, complete.

And why that's so key and essential is if you are experiencing any sort of trigger or emotional charge or it's affecting your life currently, we know that that's just the brain's misunderstanding, and it believes that that memory is happening again.

So if you have a memory that has an emotional charge or is affecting you in a negative way, we can imagine that that was something that you have been through already that has been tr- like, troubling.

And how I like to describe this is, like, a really simple model of understanding of the brain and processing data.
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