We are the steady awareness behind our thoughts, not the noise they make.
Chapter 1

Our cosmic cradle

Chapter 2

Wired to the wild

Chapter 3

The quiet witness within

Chapter 4

Ancient maps of connection

YOUR GOAL

Master of Plugging into the cosmic socket

Ch 3 · The quiet witness within
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007skaty The Observing Self

The story fades, the story fades / and the quiet witness remains.

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We are the steady awareness behind our thoughts, not the noise they make.

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007skaty The human mind contains a quiet observer that witnesses thoughts.

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The vagus nerve highway

007skaty The autonomic nervous system's longest nerve stretches from brainstem to abdomen, using slow breaths to trigger calming parasympathetic

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Swimming in the flow state

007skaty A swimmer glides through warm, glowing water toward a brilliant golden light source

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The quiet witness within
BETA

007skaty Swipe away noisy thoughts to discover the quiet witness within.

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Fun Fact

Heart magnetic field: The electromagnetic field produced by your heart is up to 100 times stronger than the brain's field.

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Gossip

When do you enter flow state easiest?

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Quiz

What is the longest nerve in the autonomic nervous system, acting as a highway of calm?

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Approximately how many sensory neurons make up the 'little brain' inside the human heart?

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What is the psychological term for the ability to observe and think about your own thinking?

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What happens to the brain's prefrontal cortex during a deep flow state?

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Which branch of the nervous system is activated by the vagus nerve to slow down the heart rate?

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In mindfulness practice, what is the 'observing self' designed to do?

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Who was the psychologist who first extensively studied and named the 'flow state'?

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Which organ sends more neural signals to the other than it receives?

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