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The scope of Mind, Mental Modes and Innervative Practices explained
Het to know conscious innervation, part 8
The scope of mind refers to what we are aware of and mentally have access to at any given moment. The scope can have different sizes — from XS to XL. We identify with our scope of mind. In the habitual, individual or tribal scope of mind, we will fight for survival and success with an ego mindset. In the global or universal scope of mind, we will have a geo mindset and be more oriented towards the balance of the whole system.
The scope of mind frames our perception of what is important and less important, possible and impossible, true or false, wanted and unwanted. It’s a cluster of attitudes and reactions that we just turn on and off by shifting from one scope to another.
In each moment, we make choices and take actions from the ideas we have. It’s all thoughts, streaming in and out of the mind. If we want something, it will influence our thoughts, ideas, decisions, and actions — depending on how much we want it.
The actual scope of mind influences the choices we make, because what we want is rooted in the scope — and what we want will frame and form the realization of our thoughts.
