
27/05/2025
We come into this world to learn, but then we find out that the only way to progress is to unlearn.
At first, we absorb everything: the beliefs of our parents, the conditioning of teachers, the expectations of society. We build our sense of self on instilled borrowed meanings, imprinted into our neural patterns, especially through the Default Mode Network (DMN), which subtly dictates how we accept and narrate reality.
But then, if we’re willing, a shift begins.
We start questioning the operating system itself.
And in that questioning, we open up space, not just to learn more, but to unlearn. To see beyond the scaffolding of what we thought was reality. To glimpse the raw, undivided presence beneath our conditioned appraisals. A new kind of knowing emerges, not inherited, but an updated and awakened one.
This is not a rejection of what we’ve learned, but a liberation from it. A conscious reappraisal of reality itself