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Published · transcript-backedEd Boyden: belief
10 Apr 2019 Conversations with Tyler Ed Boyden on Minding your Brain
“I think that there are a lot of different ways of trying to confront everyday stressors that cause anxiety or despair and so forth.”
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- Ed Boyden
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- belief
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- 10 Apr 2019
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- Conversations with Tyler
- Episode
- Ed Boyden on Minding your Brain
Transcript context
…How much of that do you think is placebo value, which would be fine, right? Placebos are maybe underused in medicine. That’s a good question. I think that there are a lot of different ways of trying to confront everyday stressors that cause anxiety or despair and so forth. For me, I’ve played with a lot of different strategies, including other kinds of meditation that aren’t so focused on the parts of your mind. To be honest, I felt relaxed after doing those kinds of meditation, but I didn’t feel like the parts of my mind were becoming allies. That was unique — with me, anyway, and other people might differ — but with the IFS method. Are we less creative if all the parts of our mind become allies? Maybe I’m afraid this will happen to me, that I have rebellious parts of my mind, and they force me to do more interesting things, or they introduce randomness or variety into my life.…
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