“La práctica constante de la auto-observación permite que identifiques
patrones de pensamiento que se repiten en tu mente, a veces por horas o
días, y a veces por meses o años. Estos patrones mentales nacen de tu
identificación con el pasado y se manifiestan en tu vida en el presente,
causando situaciones de sufrimiento. Pero al identificarlos, tienes la
chance de hacer la relación de causa y efecto para comprender cual
situación del pasado está generando determinada situación negativa en el
presente.”
“The constant practice of self-observation allows us to identify the thought patterns that are repeating in our minds, which sometimes last hours, days, months or even years. These mental patterns arise from our identification with the past and consequently materialize in our present lives, causing many painful situations. When we are able to identify these patterns, we can seek out their cause and effect relationship to better understand which story from our past is creating a current negative situation in our lives.”
“The constant practice of self-observation allows us to identify the thought patterns that are repeating in our minds, which sometimes last hours, days, months or even years. These mental patterns arise from our identification with the past and consequently materialize in our present lives, causing many painful situations. When we are able to identify these patterns, we can seek out their cause and effect relationship to better understand which story from our past is creating a current negative situation in our lives.”
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