If A Branch Is To Flower It Must Honor It’s Roots
Titinga Frédéric Pacéré
Before we cook and serve, we ensure that the saucers and pans and the serving plates and cutlery have been cleaned, sanitized, and wiped clean and dry to rid them of the previous meals’ grime and grease.
In a similar fashion, if we need to fill our mind vessel with knowledge and skills, we must clear it of the previous head trash, limiting beliefs, and decades of conditioning.
Unlearn – Rewire – Relearn
Only then are we reasonably assured, to a degree, that the new knowledge and skills lining will be nourishing, healthy, and tasty too.
Continuing to line the mind with new skills and knowledge and mind hacks is akin to continuing to use old cooking utensils and serving dishes, definitely not an appetising sight and certainly inviting a myriad of rather nasty health predicaments.
Deal with the root cause, not with the symptoms.
