Can you condition your own mind (remastered).

  Your temperament and your behaviour are a product of your childhood experiences. This was explained when a dog was put into an expe...

 Your temperament and your behaviour are a product of your childhood experiences.

This was explained when a dog was put into an experiment and the behaviour displayed was observed. An aroma of fresh food was directed towards the dog and changes in behaviour were noticed. Moving further it finds the food 30 metres ahead of where it was served. Having repeated this process over and over again leads to the formation of a behavioural pattern . The dog starts wagging its tail and makes its way where the aroma leads it to. Experiences form our attitudes and opinions relating to matters. folks typically tend to believe what they believe is true and not what's the truth. There is no denying that the subconscious mind is a reservoir of thoughts, experiences, memory, learnings, emotions etc and therefore helps in shaping our activity pattern. However, what's it that's chargeable for the formation of those behavioural patterns. ? Your temperament and your behaviour are a product of your childhood experiences. This was explained when a dog was put into an experiment and the behaviour displayed was observed. An aroma of fresh food was directed towards the dog and changes in behaviour were noticed. Moving further it finds the food 30 metres ahead of where it was served. Having repeated this process over and over again leads to the formation of a behavioural pattern . The dog starts wagging its tail and makes its way where the aroma leads it to. Experiences form our attitudes and opinions relating to matters. folks typically tend to believe what they believe is true and not what's the truth. There is no denying that the subconscious mind is a reservoir of thoughts, experiences, memory, learnings, emotions etc and therefore helps in shaping our activity pattern. However, what's it that's chargeable for the formation of those behavioural patterns. ? The conventional form of conditioning is known as classical conditioning discovered by the behavioural psychologist Ivan V. Pavlov. The dog was now least encouraged to move towards the direction the aroma led to. This is what exactly happens in our lives as well. There are times when after learning a new activity or process we reach a point where results aren't as ensured as they were in the initial stages of learning. The reason why the how becomes more important than what is found when the dog did not attempt even when the food was served after alternate gaps or after a couple of days. This is the reason why people say that one should be obsessed with the process of achievement rather than the results, as results are not inevitable the way we think they are, or should be. The success stories which are heard or shared have the same foundation. One such example I can cite is from the all-time favourite Napoleon Hill's masterpiece 'Think and grow rich' wherein he describes his personal experience of his child able to retain his hearing abilities e heard. even though the doctors had confirmed that he will be deaf his entire life as there was a gap noticed between the receptors which receive the signals and send it to the brain for sound to bMindset plays a big role in how you deal with the challenges that come up in life He was admitted to a regular school and after years or so with the required efforts he was able to hear everything clearly without any hearing device. He had been put into a situation wherein the fact that he was not going to fit among normal people was never acknowledged no matter how impractical it may seem. He was admitted to a regular school and after years or so with the required efforts he was able to hear everything clearly without any hearing device. But we as humans have faculties in our minds far more capable than the cognition of a dog. The reason for people giving up can easily be traced to this scientific discovery. This is how the 'how' becomes more important than the 'what'. What's interesting to note here is that now irrespective of whether the food was served or not the dog no longer attempted to follow the aroma nor any sign of excitement was displayed. After some time when the dog was conditioned this way one day, the experimenters only directed the aroma towards the dog but the food wasn't served after 2 or 3 times changes were noticed in its behaviour. The reason why the how becomes more important than what is found when the dog did not attempt even when the food was served after alternate gaps or after a couple of days. This is the reason why people say that one should be obsessed with the process of achievement rather than the results, as results are not inevitable the way we think they are, or should be. The success stories which are heard or shared have the same foundation. One such example I can cite is from the all-time favourite Napoleon Hill's masterpiece 'Think and grow rich' wherein he describes his personal experience of his child able to retain his hearing abilities e heard. even though the doctors had confirmed that he will be deaf his entire life as there was a gap noticed between the receptors which receive the signals and send it to the brain for sound to bMindset plays a big role in how you deal with the challenges that come up in life He was admitted to a regular school and after years or so with the required efforts he was able to hear everything clearly without any hearing device. He had been put into a situation wherein the fact that he was not going to fit among normal people was never acknowledged no matter how impractical it may seem. He was admitted to a regular school and after years or so with the required efforts he was able to hear everything clearly without any hearing device. But we as humans have faculties in our minds far more capable than the cognition of a dog. The reason for people giving up can easily be traced to this scientific discovery. This is how the 'how' becomes more important than the 'what'. What's interesting to note here is that now irrespective of whether the food was served or not the dog no longer attempted to follow the aroma nor any sign of excitement was displayed. After some time when the dog was conditioned this way one day, the experimenters only directed the aroma towards the dog but the food wasn't served after 2 or 3 times changes were noticed in its behaviour.