There are so many spiritual teachers coming out of the 1990s - Abraham Hicks (Esther & Jerry), Wayne Dyer, Dolores Cannon, and Louise Hay to name a few.
When I first began my healing journey, these are the authors I began reading first. I started with Louise Hay's you can heal your life and the proof provided of the mind body connection I was studying through philosophy of mind courses in University.
But healing is such an interesting thing, and it's something that if we take the logical approach, we can outline our beliefs, and thoughts, and take notes of what happened, and how we felt, and practice the positivism of creating evidence through action and then we can stop and analyze that data.
However, that works only for understanding the external world. Otherwise there would have been neuroscience a long time ago.
We would have been studying our brains from the get go had we thought about it as something that is physical in nature.
But the belief for centuries,. in philosophical thought was more about the non-physical nature of thought, and the way that your thoughts create your beliefs, which guide your actions, morals, virtues and other aspects - essentially, all of the questions of "who are you" leading to who you are can be broken down into the pillars of philosophy.
So back to understanding the mind body connection, and the bridge between consciousness and reality.
It's the allegory of the Cave, but personified through you.
In order to change your beliefs, you must first realize what your beliefs are, and that they are not who you are. You are not who you believe you are. Once you realize that you are not who you think you are, or who you behave as you are, but you are innately a consciousness in a physical body, consciousness here means non-physical.
Therefore, you must have the belief that you are non-physical having some kind of experience of physical in order to begin healing your mind.
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