The ANCIENT Technique To Making Tough Decisions | Gregg Braden | TRY IT NOW!!
The ANCIENT Technique To Making Tough Decisions | Gregg Braden | TRY IT NOW!
What Gregg Braden calls "heart intelligence" is an ancient technique used to make tough decisions.
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Transcript:
1991 scientists made a discovery,
headway that really opened the door to this conversation.
They discovered in every human heart 40 000 or so, specialized cells
configured in a way that creates a neural network in the heart,
it's they're brain like cells, but they're not in the brain, they're in the heart.
And it's actually called "the little brain in the heart."
What they found, what the scientists discovered,
is that these cells think independently of the cranial brain,
they feel and they remember.
And what that means is that every experience that we have, even this one right now,
I'm registering this experience in 2 places. This is a good experience so it's not a problem,
I'm registering it in my cranial mind as well as in my heart.
But if we were having a trauma, it would still be registered in both places
and if I tried to heal that trauma only through thinking about it
or talking from my mind, it might feel incomplete.
The healing may feel incomplete.
And the reason is because I've only addressed what happened in here,
I haven't addressed what happened in here. Now we know this intuitively.
I did an experiment a few years ago in every culture I went to
and every age group, I asked little kids. I said, "Where are you sitting right now?”
“Show me where you're sitting",
and people say, "I'm sitting right here", they say right here.
Or you ask the indigenous people, "Where do you live?" "Well this is my home."
And almost instinctively we know that the heart is the seat of our existence,
it's the seat of our being, you don't see them hitting their head
or their arm or something else.
So we talk about heart intelligence,
what we're talking about is the ability for these neurons to...
us to communicate with the neurons in a way that is meaningful to those neurons.
These neurons are linked to a wisdom, to an intelligence,
that is right for us. Mine is right for me, yours is right for you.
And any question that you ask this intelligence,
it will answer you in a way that will serve you in that moment.
It'll never tell you to do anything dangerous or anything that would hurt anyone else.
I'll give you a perfect example, I was in Australia over 9/11.
Couldn't get back in my own country, till the flights were flying again.
And when they did fly, I was in Sydney, Australia and there was a Boeing 747,
that's a big plane, with fewer than 20 people that were gonna come to the US.
And there was... at the ticket counter, we were at the gate to board
and the agent said, "There's so few people we're not gonna board by boarding rows,
you can board this plane if you want to, go to America",
and I said, "Well you don't sound very encouraging",
she says, "I don't know what happened in that country", she says,
"but this plane's gonna go there, if you wanna go there,
I don't know if it's gonna happen again, I don't know if it's over,
but if you wanna get on the plane, get on the plane..."
and really didn't instill a lot of confidence in me or the other people that were there.
I said "Hold that thought, just wait a minute" and I stepped around the corner.
And there’s a technique where you can literally touch your heart, like this,
and when you touch your heart,
your awareness will always go to the place where you feel the touch.
So you can call your tension into your heart centre, in this way,
and you slow your breathing, just a few breaths slower than usual.
When you slow your breathing, it tells your body that you were safe,
you're in a place that's safe. And when you're safe, and you feel safe, it's a switch,
it's like an emotional trigger that frees the rejuvenating in a healing chemistry in the body
because the stress and survival chemistry is not needed if you feel safe.
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What Gregg Braden calls "heart intelligence" is an ancient technique used to make tough decisions.
Special Thanks To London Real For This Interview:
https://www.youtube.com/user/LondonRealTV
Music Licensed by Agus Gonzalez-Lancharro
Music by Really Slow Motion
Buy their music:
Amazon : http://amzn.to/1lTltY5
iTunes: http://bit.ly/1ee3l8K
Spotify: http://bit.ly/1r3lPvN
Bandcamp: http://bit.ly/1DqtZSo
Visit us on:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ReallySlowMotion
Twitter: https://twitter.com/RSMmusicSound
Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/user/reallyslowmotion
Transcript:
1991 scientists made a discovery,
headway that really opened the door to this conversation.
They discovered in every human heart 40 000 or so, specialized cells
configured in a way that creates a neural network in the heart,
it's they're brain like cells, but they're not in the brain, they're in the heart.
And it's actually called "the little brain in the heart."
What they found, what the scientists discovered,
is that these cells think independently of the cranial brain,
they feel and they remember.
And what that means is that every experience that we have, even this one right now,
I'm registering this experience in 2 places. This is a good experience so it's not a problem,
I'm registering it in my cranial mind as well as in my heart.
But if we were having a trauma, it would still be registered in both places
and if I tried to heal that trauma only through thinking about it
or talking from my mind, it might feel incomplete.
The healing may feel incomplete.
And the reason is because I've only addressed what happened in here,
I haven't addressed what happened in here. Now we know this intuitively.
I did an experiment a few years ago in every culture I went to
and every age group, I asked little kids. I said, "Where are you sitting right now?”
“Show me where you're sitting",
and people say, "I'm sitting right here", they say right here.
Or you ask the indigenous people, "Where do you live?" "Well this is my home."
And almost instinctively we know that the heart is the seat of our existence,
it's the seat of our being, you don't see them hitting their head
or their arm or something else.
So we talk about heart intelligence,
what we're talking about is the ability for these neurons to...
us to communicate with the neurons in a way that is meaningful to those neurons.
These neurons are linked to a wisdom, to an intelligence,
that is right for us. Mine is right for me, yours is right for you.
And any question that you ask this intelligence,
it will answer you in a way that will serve you in that moment.
It'll never tell you to do anything dangerous or anything that would hurt anyone else.
I'll give you a perfect example, I was in Australia over 9/11.
Couldn't get back in my own country, till the flights were flying again.
And when they did fly, I was in Sydney, Australia and there was a Boeing 747,
that's a big plane, with fewer than 20 people that were gonna come to the US.
And there was... at the ticket counter, we were at the gate to board
and the agent said, "There's so few people we're not gonna board by boarding rows,
you can board this plane if you want to, go to America",
and I said, "Well you don't sound very encouraging",
she says, "I don't know what happened in that country", she says,
"but this plane's gonna go there, if you wanna go there,
I don't know if it's gonna happen again, I don't know if it's over,
but if you wanna get on the plane, get on the plane..."
and really didn't instill a lot of confidence in me or the other people that were there.
I said "Hold that thought, just wait a minute" and I stepped around the corner.
And there’s a technique where you can literally touch your heart, like this,
and when you touch your heart,
your awareness will always go to the place where you feel the touch.
So you can call your tension into your heart centre, in this way,
and you slow your breathing, just a few breaths slower than usual.
When you slow your breathing, it tells your body that you were safe,
you're in a place that's safe. And when you're safe, and you feel safe, it's a switch,
it's like an emotional trigger that frees the rejuvenating in a healing chemistry in the body
because the stress and survival chemistry is not needed if you feel safe.
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