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MMP077 - Create Your Own Reality with Brainspotting and More (Cynthia Schwartzberg)

Mountain Mantras: Wellness and Life Lessons

Release Date: 01/06/2020

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Mountain Mantras: Wellness and Life Lessons

They say that there is a planetary SHIFT going on.    Sometimes that SHIFT feels like S*&T.   Como? (what?)   Homo? (what?)   Did I say “Homo Lumininous” in this podcast?   Yes I did. If you want to learn more about this shift, I enjoyed this video and would love to share it with you:     Here are the mantras from today’s show:     I also mention “the Giving Tree” conundrum, and i invite you to listen to that episode, and check out the show notes here.    Thank you for listening!

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I had no idea that I’d break into tears during this podcast, but I did. The topic is love, after all.  And my heart is broken BIG TIME.   I am reviewing these notes on the morning of surgery to fix a deviated septum from middle school when my nose was severely broken.  My mom had looked at me with my Marsha-Brady-episode-where-her-nose-blew-up-to-3x-times-the-size-and-black-and-blue-eyes (that rhymes) and said, “You’re fine.” So today, I don’t breathe as well as would be optimal. I believe this is part of my loss of health story.  I’m finally getting it fixed....

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I woke up this morning “on the wrong side of the bed.”  (It’s likely the divorce I’m going through).  Sometimes I turn to music to help me process the emotions I’m feeling.  The word “emotion” comes from “emote,” which is about being in motion. I believe that feelings are meant to be felt, to be processed, which creates movement and allows them to move in and through our system. What I want to avoid is getting feelings stuck.  Or repressing what is meant to be felt. Since I’m on an inner journey to uncover repressed emotions and better understand myself,...

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I’ve been on the move a lot. I've counted up all the times that I've moved in the past six months and I moved 14 TIMES!  How crazy is that?   Anyway, I just did this incredible exercise with my coach, Jessica. And she helped me to identify my values. And I would not have guessed what they were.    My number one was purpose. I'm always the person that asks why. My second is opportunity and third is recognition.    Here are the mantras:   Nothing is as constant as change. My questions for you are:   Do you think that time is speeding up change? ...

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Why have I been so grumpy?Why the under eye bags? What is this about imposter syndrome?I’ve been crying. And dealing with some health challenges. Health challenges always suck, but they are especially hard when you’re supposed to be some kind of “wellness expert”. In this solo cast “short”, I’m going to be brave, and I hope that by listening/watching this episode, you too can be inspired to be a little more brave.These days I’m not just crying about my health issues. I’ve got some broken plates I’m dealing with (LINK TO EP 124) as well as coming to terms with my tree stump...

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After being MIA for over 6 months, I’ve decided to release several episodes in succession.  Who is Kat “TK*”?  I am playing around with the concept that I’m a cat, given that I recently had an NDE (Near Death Experience).  I’ve had several NDEs before, and I’m starting to treat life like maybe this is the only one I’ve got left. A pretty basic concept, eh?  LIFE YOUR LIFE. (What would you add?) Here are some ideas: Life Your Life. Like it’s your one and only. Life Your Life. Like no one’s watching. Life Your Life. To honor the one and only beautiful You....

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In this episode, we continue our exploration of the application of the Brainspotting modality. Our guest, Cynthia Schwartzberg, discusses the history of Brainspotting and how she discovered it through her work in Core Energetics.

Brainspotting is a modality discovered by Dr. David Grand. Please visit www.brainspotting.com to learn more.

Here are the seven mantras from this episode:

Mantra #1: There is something special about the eyes when it comes to brain-body connection and healing. (See below for more information about how the eyes are part of the central nervous system, developing from the neural tube in the human fetus in utero).

Mantra #2: Relationships create the foundations of healing.

Mantra #3: We can create our own reality (Brainspotting provides opportunities to separate the past from the present and future).


Mantra #4: Brainspotting can assist with self-acceptance (a key element in creating our optimal reality).

Mantra #5: Brainspotting can also assist us in discovering talents.

Mantra #6: Uncertainty is key to allowing “ah-ha” moments to arise.

Mantra #7: Everything is energy.

Cynthia also provided listeners with a great “recipe” for creating your best reality (to great for the new year!).
-Set an intention
-Know its possible
-Create awareness of obstacles (what might be in the way, including limiting beliefs)
-Use methodologies such as Brainspotting to remove obstacles

Love it!

Notes about Mantra #1
I want to give credit here to Dr. Peggy Mason, Ph.D. I am taking her course at the University of Chicago called Understanding the Brain: The Neurobiology of Everyday Life.

In one of the recent lessons, Dr. Mason explained how the neural tube creates the entire central nervous system from the spinal cord to the brain. At about three weeks of age of the fetus, the neural tube is in a vesicular stage when it is differentiating into the spinal cord, the hindbrain, the midbrain, and the forebrain.

The forebrain then differentiates into two vesicles called the diencephalon and the telencephalon. The diencephalon becomes the thalamus and the hypothalamus. The telencephalon becomes the cerebral cortex, the core parts of the basal ganglia, the amygdala, and a few other structures.


The diencephalon, which ends up inside telencephalon as the cerebral cortex grows, has an outpouching that becomes the optic nerve and the retina.
Here I’m going to quote Dr. Mason:
“Why is that amazing? Because what you have is an accessible piece of the central nervous system. This is the central nervous system, it comes from the diencephalon, it is continuous with the diencephalon. Here's the diencephalon, and here's the optic nerve, here's the retina. It's all contains within the same meninges. It's all surrounded by CSF. So it's one that means that when you look into somebody's eye you're looking into the central nervous system. You're not looking to the brain. But it's a window on the brain…”
Cool.

More about Cynthia Schwartzberg

Cynthia is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and is a Senior Brainspotting therapist who has been in a Clinical Consultation Group with David Grand, Founder of Brainspotting, since its inception. She started the Southeast Brainspotting Institute. Cynthia has a practice in Atlanta, GA and is passionate about Brainspotting because of all the rapid transformation she witnesses in her clients. She is President of Cynthasis, helping people discover their inner connections and bridging connections.

https://www.facebook.com/Cynthasis-423702771104813/

https://www.cynthasis.com/

Cynthia is also a contributor to Mind Current. Mind Current is the world’s first app that uses the power of artificial intelligence to help shift your energy. “Our story lives within every Mind Current user. In their minds, their hearts, and their happiness.”