The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
So when we when we're doing a sulpa, when we're doing yoga nidra, are we burning away samscars? Sure. The samscar is the negative emotional programming then the adaptation that we made. So it'll burn that stuff away. So you will be free of that stuff. But that's not what I would do that practice for. It's really to put a positive thing in there.
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you can get all the autonomic stuff, great. You can get some neuroscience stuff, maybe, right? That's kind of iffy. We don't really know.
So it's a resolve that you put in there and then I don't know how to explain this except in this way so when I work with a patient who has anxiety and they have this subconscious programming we when we have a therapeutic breakthrough which there's tons of evidence for, right?