Part I · Chapter 6
Neuroplasticity and the Possibility of Change
Why old patterns can shift.
Section 1
Why working old stuff can change it
Cited researchWhen an old memory is recalled, it becomes briefly changeable before it's stored again. Recalling it in a safe state, with new meaning attached, is how old memories lose their charge. That's why you walk the map on old stuff, not just new.
Sources: Nader, K
Section 2
You don't fight a belief. You replace it.
From the Mission MapArguing with a core belief makes it stronger. Instead, write a faith-based version you can actually believe, then collect evidence for it the same way fear collected evidence for the old one.
Section 3
Neuroplasticity in plain language
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