The Insane Truth About Your Beliefs and Childhood Uncovered

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Cognitive researchers suggest that the majority of our beliefs about ourselves, others, and the world are established during childhood, particularly by the age of eight. These beliefs are not solely shaped by our experiences, but rather by how we interpret and assign meaning to those experiences. Many individuals are hesitant to engage in this introspective process because it can be uncomfortable. However, significant breakthroughs often occur when we explore the areas we typically avoid. Over the course of the past 500,000 years, a crucial part of our brain has evolved with the primary goal of ensuring our survival by avoiding pain and perceived threats. To make progress, it is necessary to engage in "reparenting" oneself, which involves identifying and modifying deep-seated beliefs and altering our experiences accordingly.