Estar desregulados nos hace tomar decisiones con referencias del pasado.
21 Aug 2026 · 1 min

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In this Spanish monologue, the speaker challenges the notion of perfect nervous‑system regulation and the idea that we can remain in a constant state of calm. She explains that regulation is not about never becoming dysregulated, but about being able to bring oneself back to a centered state using body‑based techniques. She warns that chronic dysregulation leaves us operating in an accelerated, present‑time that defaults to familiar past references, causing decisions to be made by a past version of ourselves. This creates a repetitive life loop, where the same patterns repeat indefinitely unless we learn to regulate and recenter.










