BE BORN AGAIN
The Neurocognivedic Way
The science of cognitive re-patterning and embodied self-inquiry
BE BORN AGAIN is a non-clinical, educational, experiential cognitive training program designed to help participants examine, disrupt, and reorganize deeply held cognitive and identity patterns using a structured integration of:
Contemporary neuroscience and cognitive science
Attention, breath, and embodiment-based practices
Classical Indian contemplative phenomenology (used symbolically, not biologically)
This program does not diagnose, treat, or cure any medical or psychological condition.
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What This Program Actually Does
Participants are guided through a sequence of high-salience experiential exercises that:
Temporarily reduce habitual cognitive rigidity
Increase interoceptive and attentional awareness
Disrupt default narrative identity loops
Facilitate reflective re-encoding of meaning and self-concept
The process uses attention modulation, embodied cognition, symbolic inquiry, and narrative deconstruction to create conditions for insight and behavioral flexibility.
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What You Will Learn
How predictive models shape perception, emotion, and identity
How attention and breath influence autonomic regulation
How cognitive narratives are constructed and can be examined
Practical tools for emotional regulation and cognitive flexibility
Frameworks for reflective identity reconstruction
The Neurocognivedic framework is an applied integrative model that draws from:
Neuroscience (attention, cognition, autonomic regulation)
Cognitive science (predictive processing, self-models)
Embodied cognition
Classical contemplative traditions, used as phenomenological metaphors, not anatomical or physiological claims
No metaphysical concepts (e.g., chakras, prana, kundalini) are presented as biological structures or medical mechanisms.
Ethical Disclaimer
This program is educational and experiential, not clinical
It does not replace psychotherapy, psychiatry, or medical care
Participants may experience emotional or cognitive discomfort
Participation is voluntary and may be paused or stopped at any time
Individuals with active psychiatric conditions should consult a qualified professional before participating