One of the main big tools I learned at UM and that changed my life bit by bit...every day we need to witness our thoughts and channel them to the positive - thank you Commander Mark 🔱🙏💙
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Jesus I've been trying to do this myself and been having a tough time progressing. I can get from trigger to an improved filter better than I used to but it's been taking a bit of work. Now, and because of this video (and the illustration on the whiteboard) I've had a light bulb moment. I've learnt that it's not about overthinking the transition (green arrow between trigger thru filter) it's just a simple case of realising the green arrow is the fuse that lights the superior filter, thus when triggered, rather than over thinking how to get from trigger thru filter, I now instead reinforce the notion that "things are fine, be compassionate to yourself, it's no threat, be convivial" alongside this I find it fun to tell myself the trigger is a nice thing that I don't hate thus removing it's trigger potential. Great video.
I get into fear a lot due to a violent incident that occurred and did not realize about the emotion triggering the thought until I watched this video. I knew about the thought triggering the emotion but not the other way round. Essential and powerful for everyone to watch this video
Hello, I just found your channel and am very impressed with your presentations. Will you be making more videos? You teach on so many topics that I am thoroughly interested in and resonate with your thoughts on life.
Erm, so what's the solution for this? How to break this cycle? Earlier in the video mentioned create a gap between emotion and thought... May I ask how to do that?
Meditation. It allows you to slow things down and create a time gap between trigger and reaction so you can chose which reaction is best for the situation.