Our brain has wonderful way by which it constantly evolves along the way devising ways to leave us astray. At times it tries teaching something to us. We all usually busy in our world, decide against its meaningful advices and encroach upon 'decisions' we deem fit.
What we never discover is the source of errors in judgement. Subconscious knows all and decides to inform at appropriate timing what we seek to accomplish. But gut and intuition (which at time prove to be wrong) come in between claiming everything. If we win, we call it glory, if not, it is termed as a mistake.
But fellows. It is not our decisions over which we so easily lay claim upon that make us win. On the other hand it is the subconscious. While executing pre -ecided actions we choose to listen (best thing to do!) all that our subconscious has clammed up in the past. That usually makes us execute our plans with a promise of success or at least save as from a nasty debacle.
Everyday while we are busy in mundane tasks, doing things we hate doing, meeting people which were better left alone, making important decision and taking care of our loved ones, somewhere inside we know what's right and what's not. That inside prompts and prods our actions towards the correct path. However, we all choose to listen intuition over inner calls and confidently head towards our probable demise.
The question people ask, while they stare in my eyes, not lovingly, but with glares that scares the shit out me, is is how did you chance upon this hypothesis ? And what rational thought makes you say this? I would suggest the same thing to you as I repeat to everyone. Read Dan Ariely's - The Upside of Irrationality.
Yes! All my thoughts andmis conceptions I build up, I gain from books I consume. They are the friends I rely and believe in. I think you must too. Social experiments done by Israeli-American scientist in India on Indians with ingenious tools of measuring human psychology, profoundly describe their universal approach much ignored realities. Like all rationalistic beings you can also pass through and cross over all intuitive wrong decisions if you read this book.
What we never discover is the source of errors in judgement. Subconscious knows all and decides to inform at appropriate timing what we seek to accomplish. But gut and intuition (which at time prove to be wrong) come in between claiming everything. If we win, we call it glory, if not, it is termed as a mistake.
But fellows. It is not our decisions over which we so easily lay claim upon that make us win. On the other hand it is the subconscious. While executing pre -ecided actions we choose to listen (best thing to do!) all that our subconscious has clammed up in the past. That usually makes us execute our plans with a promise of success or at least save as from a nasty debacle.
Everyday while we are busy in mundane tasks, doing things we hate doing, meeting people which were better left alone, making important decision and taking care of our loved ones, somewhere inside we know what's right and what's not. That inside prompts and prods our actions towards the correct path. However, we all choose to listen intuition over inner calls and confidently head towards our probable demise.
The question people ask, while they stare in my eyes, not lovingly, but with glares that scares the shit out me, is is how did you chance upon this hypothesis ? And what rational thought makes you say this? I would suggest the same thing to you as I repeat to everyone. Read Dan Ariely's - The Upside of Irrationality.
Yes! All my thoughts and
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