Have you seen at least one psychiatrist or psychotherapist, psychologist who believes in mysticism? Let me remind you who forgot, the word mystic means only that we are talking about something unknown and incomprehensible from the point of view of science.
So, all the people listed above are representatives of science!
What are they learning? Human behavior and the work of the brain, the most important organ in humans.
Psychology and therapy is a very interesting thing. They notice many important points in the work of the brain correctly. Well, for example, that our brain functions most often in two modes: "Focused" and "Wandering".
Psychologist Roy Baumeister from Princeton University claims that on average, a person whose brain works in a "wandering" mode has 100-150 "files" open, which he goes through at random.
Psychologist Roy Baumeister.
For example:
- Take out a loan and buy an iPhone or not take out a loan?
- But Petya bought it, and I'm like a goof with "Samsung"
- What car will I buy when I have a lot of money?
- What to buy to eat?
- What TV show to watch?
- To finish the work today or to postpone it until tomorrow?
- All around there are idiots.
"Focused" mode is when you are focused on something new and positive.
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I totally agree with the opinion of this psychologist and others who think so. And in general about what they think about people, in my opinion, this is correct. But the problem with their thinking is that they see frequent patterns, but they don't know what I know.
Our Authors do not bother much in the course of inventing scenarios for people's lives. Yep, go come up with 7 billion completely different stories. Even for a super quantum computer, this is a daunting task.
So our Gods came up with and prescribed different templates as a program. Therefore, it is not difficult to predict the future fate of a person for those who have lived life and carefully study its patterns and patterns.
But striving and fighting the system is worth it! But what if! Hope is a cool thing!
Author: Alexander Shurlov