No One Controls Your Nervous System
11 Mar 2026 · 1 min

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In this monologue, Hannah Hammond asserts that individuals have sole control over their emotional state, regardless of external circumstances or other people's actions. She illustrates this by describing a mental practice of instantly shifting to a loving perspective when tempted to react angrily—such as sending a hostile text to someone who owes her a large sum. Hammond explains that succumbing to another person's negative energy would generate chaos in her own life, which she deliberately avoids. The core message is that by consciously choosing love and maintaining inner calm, one can prevent reactive chaos and retain personal agency over the nervous system.










