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Is it in our DNA to doubt what we do? Or did we teach ourselves to doubt?

I think we've been trained and untrained to do and not do certain things. This is probably a fact which several scientist can prove. Which leads me to,"Why can some people align themselves with their true self?"

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Regarding aligning with true self, I hate to just throw a link, nobody probably watches, but take a gamble here. This 10 minutes of calm will either mean nothing to you or perhaps change your thinking on the subject of self, forever.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3RcjATFcbq4

Doubt is essential to learning and progress. As with everything, you can have too much of a good thing.

If we didn't see others doing new and different things, we could still be living in the woods or caves and just fulfill our basest needs. Like when explorers discover new tribes hidden in rain forests for centuries. They fulfill their basic needs and have a system of hierarchy, but not much more.

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meeko_says

Is it in our DNA to doubt what we do? Or did we teach ourselves to doubt?

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Regarding aligning with true self, I hate to just throw a link, nobody probably watches, but take a gamble here. This 10 minutes of calm will either mean nothing to you or perhaps change your thinking on the subject of self, forever.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3RcjATFcbq4

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Doubt is essential to learning and progress. As with everything, you can have too much of a good thing.

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If we didn't see others doing new and different things, we could still be living in the woods or caves and just fulfill our basest needs. Like when explorers discover new tribes hidden in rain forests for centuries. They fulfill their basic needs and have a system of hierarchy, but not much more.

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meeko_says

Is it in our DNA to doubt what we do? Or did we teach ourselves to doubt?

Rati0nalMindClub

Regarding aligning with true self, I hate to just throw a link, nobody probably watches, but take a gamble here. This 10 minutes of calm will either mean nothing to you or perhaps change your thinking on the subject of self, forever.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3RcjATFcbq4

Michael7843853

Doubt is essential to learning and progress. As with everything, you can have too much of a good thing.

RosieFullyRiveted

If we didn't see others doing new and different things, we could still be living in the woods or caves and just fulfill our basest needs. Like when explorers discover new tribes hidden in rain forests for centuries. They fulfill their basic needs and have a system of hierarchy, but not much more.

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Regarding aligning with true self, I hate to just throw a link, nobody probably watches, but take a gamble here. This 10 minutes of calm will either mean nothing to you or perhaps change your thinking on the subject of self, forever.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3RcjATFcbq4