HeyJaredRaising Ona Biohacking Motherhood
A publication that uses storytelling to explain how a mother’s brain rewires to overwrite conditioned, hard-to-change patterns and activate super-learning and deeper intuition, grounded in future biohacking trend, ancient knowledge, and channeled info.
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The Broadband Broadcast (opens the original)
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Last week I left you with this idea that the brain is not simply seeing the present, it is arriving with a draft, a prediction, a kind of historical transparency it keeps laying over whatever is happening now, and I want to stay there for a minute because the next question is actually much more practical than philosophical: if the prediction happens that fast, where exactly do we catch it before it becomes the whole story?To understand this “Fast Check” of how we actually construct a future, I t
Your Brain Gets There Before You Do (opens the original)
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There is this very annoying thing that happens when you walk into a room you already have a history with, and by “room” I don’t necessarily mean the physical room, although, to make my case clear, imagine a physical room with fluorescent lights, smells that trigger tension, and somebody wearing a white coat. But really, I mean any situation your body has seen enough times to decide it already knows how the story goes, and suddenly you are ten seconds into a conversation that has technically neve
My Book Is Launching, and So Is the Next Chapter of This Work (opens the original)
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Hey, before we get into the actual writing again, which is obviously the heart and everything I have been obsessing over there, I wanted to use this week for a tiny disclaimer because you might be looking around my Substack and thinking, wait, what exactly is happening here, and fair enough, because a few things are changing.The truth is that the work was never only about motherhood in the literal parenting sense, even though I completely understand how it ended up looking that way, because my c
I’m Back, and I Think I Finally Know What We’ve Been Talking About (opens the original)
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I need to start writing again, which is a funny thing to say because technically I never really stopped thinking about any of this, I just stopped putting it here, and somewhere between the end of school and children and travel and a summer that somehow became much more summer than I had anticipated, and then this completely absurdly beautiful stretch through the Canadian Rockies where you are standing in front of something so geologically enormous that every urgent thought you were having five
If you judge people, you have no time to love them. (opens the original)
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Every other week, an invitation to remember that the next evolution of humanity begins inside our relationships.<img alt="" class="sizing-normal" height="971" src="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!PHt3!,w_1456,c_limit,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/
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