Who Is Talking in Your Ear
Before you put your headphones in, ask whether the lyrics you are about to listen to are uplifting and beneficial to you, because those lyrics program your subconscious.
Dandapani asks whether you are conscious of the words going into your ears. You would not tolerate a person standing in front of you saying discouraging things, and he asks why recorded lyrics should be different. He gives examples of the patterns lyrics can set in the subconscious.
What this talk covers
- When you put your headphones in, ask whether you are conscious of the lyrics you are listening to and whether they are uplifting and positive.
- You would not let somebody stand in front of you and say discouraging things to you, so consider why you would listen to discouraging lyrics.
- Make a choice before you put your headphones in: is this music uplifting and beneficial to me?
- Lyrics that degrade women shape your subconscious to hold that perspective on women.
- Lyrics telling you life is always a struggle program your subconscious to look at life as one big struggle.
You would not have somebody stand in front of you and say discouraging things to you.Dandapani
Questions
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Dandapani says the lyrics program your subconscious. Music that degrades women shapes that perspective in you, and lyrics saying life is a struggle train you to see life as one big struggle.
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Ask whether the music you are about to listen to is uplifting and beneficial to you, and make the choice before the headphones go in.
Transcript
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Do you know who's talking in your ear? When you stick your headphones in your ear and listen to music, are you conscious of the lyrics you're listening to? Are they uplifting? Are they positive? You would not have somebody stand in front of you and say discouraging things to you. You wouldn't tolerate that. So why would then would you stick headphones in your ears and listen to
discouraging lyrics. Are you conscious of this? Make a choice and before you stick your headphones in your ears, ask yourself, is the music I'm listening to uplifting and beneficial to me? Because you don't want those lyrics programming your subconscious in a way that doesn't benefit you and your life.
For example, if you listen to music that degrades women, then that music, those those lyrics are going to shape your subconscious to make you have that perspective on women. Or if you listen to music where the lyrics tell you that life is always a struggle, then that's how your subconscious is going to be programmed.
And you'll always look at life as one big struggle.