Survival of the Most Loving
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In this week\\u2019s episode, Chief Victory Officer, Eric Guy, is joined once again by former hospice nurse, Marissa Host. They discuss why it\\u2019s important to understand what your survival mechanisms are and why connection to others is crucial to living a happy life.
Takeaways:
- We are not designed to be violent, but rather we\\u2019re designed to love and cooperate.
- We have the ability to control the perceptions of our mind and therefore control ourselves and how we react.
- We need to access and change our conscious mind.
- Our perception can reverse a \\u201csurvival of the fittest\\u201d mentality into a \\u201csurvival of the most loving\\u201d mentality.
- Until the age of 6, children are downloading the way their parents are reacting and this will affect how they react to situations in their own life.
- Having an openness in our relationships creates oxytocin (\\u201cthe cuddle chemical\\u201d). This hormone creates empathy between people.
- Connecting with nature draws out all of the feel-good hormones.
- We need to live connected with people, or we\\u2019re cutting out something that our bodies are designed to do.
Quotes:
- \\u201cWe are meant to be these radiating beings of love.\\u201d
- \\u201cNot holding someone accountable is creating fear.\\u201d
- \\u201cWe all want to know that we\\u2019re running in the right direction.\\u201d
- \\u201cIs love at the foundation of your story?\\u201d
- \\u201cWhat you think about, you bring about.\\u201d