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Thinking in Images: A Path to Being: From the Depths of the Mind to the Present Moment

Thinking in Images: A Path to Being: From the Depths of the Mind to the Present Moment

Botero, Alberto

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Philosophy

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ISBN10: 1105456331
ISBN13: 9781105456336
Publisher: Lulu.com
Pages: 288
Weight: 0.85
Height: 0.65 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Most emotional suffering is not caused by what is happening in the present moment. It is produced by how the mind interprets what is happening. In Thinking in Images: A Path to Being, Alberto Botero shows how identity is shaped by the emotional weight of past experience-and how that identity becomes the lens through which we experience life. Over time, this process creates a self-reinforcing system where thoughts, emotions, and beliefs feel personal, immediate, and real-even when they are based on past experiences. The book introduces a clear distinction between what is happening and what the mind is projecting. Through stories and examples, it shows how the brain organizes perception around protection, how emotional memory shapes interpretation, and why we often react as if past events are happening again. Rather than offering techniques to manage thoughts or control emotions, this work points to something more fundamental: the possibility of seeing how experience is constructed. When that process becomes visible, a different way of relating to life emerges-one that is less reactive, more present, and not defined by the limitations of identity. This is not a motivational book. It does not offer strategies for becoming a better version of yourself. It offers a way of seeing. And when that shift occurs, you begin to see that the glasses have been there all along-and that you can lift them.

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