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Season 1 : Episode # 56 - Our conditionings & experienced reality
In this episode, we talk briefly about the difference between objective and subjective reality and which one we are really experiencing.
I believe we are in subjective reality and support this thought based on what I know. We have very deep conditionings nurtured through our society, our parents, social media and etc. to see life in a particular way this is also assisted by our reticular activating system (RAS) which brings things of importance to the forefront.
I encourage you to start to question and notice what you feel and if your reality is aligned with you or if you are conforming to deep conditionings that may not be aligned with you.
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