Jun 4, 2022
Genetics of thinking
Today I'm pondering 'the wisdom of mental illness' from the shamanic culture's point of view.
I'm referring to the interview I did with Jez Hughes and how we pay for things later in Western society. In contrast, they pay for things upfront by ritualistic practice in more ancient cultures.
How is it that families often do the same thing as their predecessors? And how does ancestral thinking affect us? Is there an epigenetic aspect to this?
Are your decisions the same as your parent's because you experienced them making those choices?
I look at how we might be able to change our fundamental thinking.
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