#214 - Nazareth Castellanos: Sé más amable con tu cerebro
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Mi nuevo libro “Los 12 pilares de la filosofía: 366 enseñanzas para vivir con virtud, serenidad y fortaleza interior” ya disponible en este enlace: https://amzn.eu/d/0a2Kz0OL
Es para mí un honor inmenso poder traerte de nuevo a la neurocientífica Nazareth Castellanos.
Si alguna vez has intentado dejar de pensar en algo y has descubierto que es imposible, o te has sorprendido hablándote a ti mismo con un tono que no elegiste, este episodio te interesa.
Nazareth Castellanos lleva años investigando exactamente eso: el diálogo interior, ese monólogo constante que todos tenemos y que, sin que nos demos cuenta, está moldeando quiénes somos.
Nazareth es física, neurocientífica, investigadora y autora de varios libros sobre neurociencia, entre los que te recomiendo personalmente “El espejo del cerebro”, sobre la neurociencia de la meditación y su tercera y bellísima obra “El puente donde habitan las mariposas”.
En este episodio hablamos de cómo funciona el pensamiento espontáneo, por qué el cerebro no puede simplemente "parar", y de dónde viene ese tono interno con el que nos juzgamos, nos animamos o nos hundimos cada día. La respuesta, como ella explica, tiene mucho que ver con lo que escuchamos cuando éramos pequeños.
Pero la conversación va mucho más allá de la teoría. Hablamos de higiene mental, de los microhábitos que realmente funcionan, de una técnica sencilla y respaldada por la neurociencia para calmar la mente en momentos de emoción intensa, y de por qué el cuerpo lleva demasiado tiempo siendo el gran olvidado cuando hablamos de salud mental.
Nazareth también comparte su visión más crítica: por qué cree que la psicología moderna está llegando a un callejón sin salida, qué significa construir una salud mental más humana y líquida, y qué tendría que cambiar en la educación para que las próximas generaciones aprendan a cuidarse de verdad.
Siempre que converso con ella me quedo con la sensación de que he hablado con alguien que pasará a la historia. Creo que algún día Nazareth será recordada tanto por sus descubrimientos científicos, como por su manera poética y filosófica de explicárnoslos, así que no te pierdas la conversación de hoy, porque creo que realmente puede tener un impacto muy positivo en tu vida.
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