How we are binded tightly to

our thinking patterns

 

If life is a program which influences our thinking patterns, then how do these programs bind us to particular thought processes and behavioural responses?

 

Do you ever notice that you find yourself in similar situations and responding the same way, that may not be productive or optimal, and or could even be downright harmful, creating stress and impairing your sleep?

 

In our lives, we see over time how these programs reappear, and the patterns reoccur.  Perhaps we have noticed how our capacity to meet life with clarity and openness; a different perception is limited, and our emotional responses lack real options.   We can become frustrated, negative, angry, depressed.

 

When David D’i began his research on the workings of life, he found that his practice of contemplation could interrupt his usual thinking patterns and open his consciousness to an understanding.  This was part of the inspiration that led to the founding of the institute. This contemplation practice became an integrated aspect of the PICER Institute, eventually combining its scientific research of electromagnetic field coding.

 

Mass Attunement is offered through the institute as one of its findings.  It is also a contribution to understanding humanity.  Humanity has evolved by a myriad dynamic of forces, that have grown our existence, our evolution. Conflict is part of humanity’s story, with hundreds of generations of our ancestors experiencing violence and warfare.  PICER found that our DNA has recorded this vibrational affect of violence in conflict, which we call ‘data’.  These data, or the memories of slaughtering can effect greatly our senses, our awareness, and the lens through which we perceive life.  The vibrational affect generates further conflict, reflected in daily living as arguments, small-minded thinking, jealousy, and separateness.  From this perspective, DNA dictates daily emotions, like anxiety, unhappiness, or insecurity.