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- 0:01Well, we tend to place a negative connotation on habits.
- 0:05In fact, habits are an important part of the action of the being,
- 0:10particularly of the physical being, we see times and seasons
- 0:15in nature that repeat themselves.
- 0:18And we see animal life, surviving through patterns, and
- 0:21habits that they have developed over time.
- 0:25Human beings have sleep and waking Cycles as well as general
- 0:30time. For taking food, that represent
- 0:32physical habits, deeply ingrained in human activity.
- 0:37We can measure changes in the energy cycles and hormone
- 0:41release Cycles to identify that these patterns are generally
- 0:45operative. Repetition as a power, that can
- 0:49help turn an idea into a reality, we find the training,
- 0:55the body, the vital being and the mind to use patterns habits
- 1:00of action, constructively can yield tremendous results.
- 1:06Physical training is one such aspect where development of
- 1:09muscle memory and other trained habitual responses.
- 1:13Can save one's life, as well as help an individual accomplish
- 1:18great feats of athletic prowess or endurance.
- 1:23It is possible to tap into the power of the sub-continent.
- 1:26Through systematic, programming of the subcontinent, there are
- 1:30numerous techniques which have come to the Forefront in recent
- 1:34times to accomplish this, including the power of positive
- 1:38affirmations training regiments, meditation, Mantra, and
- 1:43breathing exercises Etc. These practices can Aid in
- 1:48removal of unwanted or unneeded obsolete habits and build in new
- 1:53habits that are aligned with the current needs of the being.
- 1:58SRI aurobindo writes quote, the subcontinent is the support of
- 2:03Habitual action. It can support good habits as
- 2:07well as bad and quote, reference SRI aurobindo and the mother
- 2:13living within the yoga approach to psychological health and
- 2:17growth, disturbances of the sub-continent subconscious
- 2:22inhabits Pages 110 to 111.