2022.06.28-Cognitive Awakening: The driving force behind self-change
Zhou Ling
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◆Chapter 2 Subconscious - The Easter Eggs Life Leaves to Us
The Big Truth
German Psychotherapist Bert HellingerZeng This describes people's attitude towards troubles: it is easier to suffer than to solve problems, and it is easier to endure misfortune than to enjoy happiness.
So in turn, quantification and qualitativeness are the kingly ways to solve problems
Once specific events become blurred, their boundaries will expand infinitely, and small things that are not difficult in the first place will become difficult to solve in the vague subconscious. This is indeed true. However, you will find that in many painful events, you cannot see its existence at all. You may not even know this stuff has made its way into your subconscious. Because you always think that these painful events are only in this life. But many of them may be the legacy of many lifetimes. When encountering this kind of thing, you will be really speechless. You will find that you want to dig but don’t know where to start.
Remember, no painful event, no matter how small, will go away on its own. The only way to not be troubled by it is to face it, see it clearly, dismantle it, resolve it, and not give it a chance to enter the subconscious or become blurred; even if it has entered the subconscious, you must find a way Dig it out. So, when you feel an unexplainable and uncomfortable feeling in your heart, sit down quickly and ask yourself questions.
