My first step with Steemit

Hello everyone,

I am Anil Chandna from New Delhi,India. It's the capital of one of the greatest cultural country, India. I work in an Indian company and manage an entire software project account.

In past few days or weeks, I heard a lot about Steemit from my younger brother @funnyman and really got inspired from his thoughts. I am also seeing steemit an opportunity to learn, to connect to outer world, to share and get useful information across.

The 1st ever meetup of Steemit in India which I have heard, was held up in Pune and was organized by @funnyman and it encouraged me even more to join this community and to learn and spread knowledge.

If I need to tell you about myself and my interest, then that will be more inclined towards subconscious and super-conscious mind. I study about this a lot. You can also expect my write-ups on history, my travels, technical conferences and some other learnings from books and from my personal experiences as well.

Here are a few experiences I am sharing.

Recently, I am reading a book “Many Lives Many Master” by Dr. Brian Weiss and want to share a learning.

“A patient undergone for a brain surgery, no anesthesia was given to brain as the brain does not feel any pain. During the operation, doctor and staff talked some shitty things about patient(like he might get brain hemorrhage or some other brain damage during operation). Doctors were just enjoying this. But, on patient’s subconscious mind, it had a huge impact. Patient felt fear of this for the lifetime as his subconcious mind stored this information and whenever a stress/non-happening kind of situation occurs, these past incidents pulls back the patient back. Then doctor Weiss hypnotized that patient and asked patient to go back to this traumatic incident. Only after that, this fear was released from the patient.”