Day 106 : The moment before I fall -- Understanding and Deconstructing the Unconscious Loop
There is a moment
inside each of us that we rarely see.
A moment that comes before a thought, before
an emotion, before the picture in the mind.
A moment where the body
moves on its own.
A hand reaches for the
phone.
A chest tightens.
A pulse accelerates.
A familiar urge rises.
And suddenly it feels like
I already started.
This is the unconscious
loop.
It is not personal. It is
not emotional. It is not even psychological.
It is programming in the flesh a body-memory
that activates long before the conscious mind catches up.
This article is my process
of opening, exposing, and forgiving this loop, point by point, layer by layer.
--- The Unconscious Loop
The unconscious loop is the
level of the mind that operates without your permission. Not because you are
weak. Not because you failed. But because the unconscious mind is a pre-designed
system built through: childhood conditioning accumulated repetitions emotional
imprints body-memory stored in nerves and muscles survival-based programming
past coping mechanisms energy patterns reinforced for years This loop becomes
the default state the moment I am not here. It takes over when there is: slight
fatigue slight insecurity slight boredom slight uncertainty slight fear or
simply a moment of not breathing In that instant, the unconscious knows the
route: → trigger → energy spike → body-movement → desire → justification →
action The loop happens to me until I take responsibility. --- Deep
Self-Forgiveness on the Unconscious Loop I forgive myself that I have accepted
and allowed myself to not see, realize, and understand that the unconscious
loop activates before I think, because I created it through years of repetition
without questioning who is directing my body. I forgive myself that I have
accepted and allowed myself to blame myself or shame myself for the loop,
instead of understanding that it is a system I built unconsciously and can
deconstruct consciously, breath by breath. I forgive myself that I have
accepted and allowed myself to fear the loop, react to the loop, or judge
myself for falling into the loop instead of stopping, breathing, and directing
myself physically in the moment. I forgive myself that I have accepted and
allowed myself to separate myself from my physical body, allowing the
unconscious to move my hands, eyes, breath, and posture into a direction I did
not choose. I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to become
the energy instead of the directive principle, allowing stimulation, fear, or
desire to override my awareness. I forgive myself that I have accepted and
allowed myself to believe the loop is who I am, instead of seeing it as a
pattern stored in muscles, nerves, breathing patterns, and memories that I can
rewrite. I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to not slow
down enough to see the first moment the loop activates the micro movement, the
micro thought, the micro tension and to realize that this is the moment where I
can take my power back. I forgive myself that I have accepted and allowed
myself to escape uncomfortable emotions through unconscious habits, instead of
facing them as myself, breathing, and directing the point. I forgive myself
that I have accepted and allowed myself to let the unconscious activate in
moments of loneliness, stress, or uncertainty, instead of establishing physical
presence as the foundation of who I am. I forgive myself that I have accepted
and allowed myself to build a relationship of trust with the mind instead of
with my breath, body, and physical reality. I forgive myself that I have
accepted and allowed myself to see the loop as stronger than me, instead of
understanding that the loop exists because I fed it for years and that the
moment I stop feeding it, it dies. I forgive myself that I have accepted and
allowed myself to use the loop as comfort, stimulation, distraction, escape,
and entertainment, instead of directing myself in the physical. I forgive
myself that I have accepted and allowed myself to abandon myself at the very
moment I needed stability the most and to fall into the unconscious as a
substitute for self-support.
I forgive myself that I have accepted and
allowed myself to not take responsibility for the tiniest moments, believing
big change happens in big decisions, when big change happens in the smallest
breath.
--- The Realization
I realize that the
unconscious loop is not evil. It is not trying to destroy me. It is a machine
programmed to do what I repeatedly allowed. It runs because I ran from myself.
It activates because I didn t activate my presence. It moves me because I didn
t learn to move myself. The loop is not stronger than me. It only runs in the
absence of me.
--- Corrective + Commitment
Statements
When and as I notice the
first micro-movement of the loop tension, urge, scrolling impulse, sexual
activation, fear spike, pressure in the chest I stop and breathe.
I realize that this is the
unconscious layer activating a pre-designed path, and I do not need to follow
it. I direct myself physically: I breathe, I stand up, I move, I stabilize.
I commit myself to be present in the first
moment the moment where I still have full authority. I commit myself to remain
here in my body, breath by breath, and not allow old patterns to move me
without awareness.
I commit myself to build a relationship of
trust with myself through daily physical direction, writing, self-forgiveness,
and real-time correction.
I commit myself to take
responsibility for my body, my movements, my breathing, and my decisions, until
the unconscious loop has no energy left to run.
I commit myself to walk this process patiently, consistently, and physically, knowing that every moment I remain here, I weaken the loop at its core. --- Closing The unconscious loop is not a curse. It is not a destiny. It is the result of what I accepted and allowed and therefore, it is also something I can reverse. Breath by breath. Moment by moment. Decision by decision. Until the loop becomes quiet. Until the energy dissolves. Until I remain here the one who directs, the one who decides, the one who lives. This is the process of taking myself back.
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