Mirror neuron activation and mimicry by family, friends and communities propagate a hidden conscious tribal blueprint that may have been passed on for ages, or newly developed. This hidden sub-conscious blueprint becomes a propagating “memory” that is reinforced across all interactions in the community, and the individual is always reminded of home, happiness, certainty if the mirror is of positivity, and the opposite being insecurity, fear and inferiority when the mirror neurons are of that nature.
The propagation of mirroring occurs according to the “relief of the most uncomfortable” in the negative case and the “search of better comfort” in the positive case; in both cases striving for the “better” but each propagation a different mirror-able trait.
This establishes the two extremes of cultural “enforcement” in a community, one by passing discomfort to others, and the other by passing the opposite – comfort.
Leave a Reply