Sobre el valor de la percepción.

 Damos mas valor a lo negativo que a lo positivo.

Es natural es una forma de supervivencia, la humanidad se desarrolló en modo de carencia, y la escasez nos hizo buscar mas y no conformamos con lo que tenemos.

Querer es nuestra motivación aunque ya tenemos lo que necesitamos y mucho mas para sobrevivir queremos mas. y nuestra constante es el estado de incomodidad o pequeno sufrimiento.

El proceso cognitivo racional de nuestra mente hace ver siempre lo negativo, nuestra imaginación genera catástrofes. 

Como usar nuestra imaginación para proyectar un estado de agradecimiento es a través de una circunstancia donde nos haga valorar lo que tenemos, y como valoramos cuando lo perdemos imaginar perder lo que tenemos nos hace valorar lo que tenemos ahora.

Este ejercicio mental imaginativo me proyecto viviendo mi vida sin piernas, sin brazos, sin vista, solo, sin cosas que tengo por ahora.  puede llevar 5 o 10 minutos pero después valoro lo que tengo  y me vuelvo rico y abundante.


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