Dr. Mario Alonso Puig - Entrenar el carácter
Episode Date: October 1, 2024El temperamento es aquello que le es dado a uno y el carácter es cómo se hace uno con lo que le ha sido dado a uno. El temperamento es nuestra disposición, nuestra tendencia natural, el carácter e...s cómo el ser humano usa su libertades para redirigir su trayectoria. La persona que sabe cuidar su mente, que sabe enfocar su mente, que sabe estar presente está entrenando su carácter. La persona que cuida de su alma, que es respetuosa con el medio natural, que es amable y agradecida tambien está trabajando el carácter. Fragmento de la entrevista en “Emotion Me” con Pedro Vivar Ojalá este podcast te ayude y pueda convertirse en una inspiración a la hora de despertar y florecer tu verdadero potencial. Página Web: https://marioalonsopuig.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/marioalonsopuig/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@MarioAlonsoPuigOficial Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MarioAlonsoPuigOficial
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The temperament is
that is given to one
and the character is how
is one
with what has been
given to one.
It's a say,
the temperament is
our disposition,
our tendency
natural.
The character is
how the
human
uses his
liberty to
do you.
This is
a podcast
for all those
those
people
that want
in great.
Sentire in
great and
living in
great.
I'm the Doctor Mary Alonso Pooch, I
invite to be with me this adventure
of discovery and
the discovery personal.
Solo,
maybe I'd get
before, but
we'll get us
much more
so much more
very much.
Bienveniott.
Doctor, I've been
this episode in
three parts
that I want
to signer to
continue and
is to focus
in the language
in the
health, in the
communication.
And is that I would like that you
The importance of the words,
of the language and of how
a type of language
we're in a direction and other type of language
us gets in another. And if we've learned
to communicate us, maybe in a way that we've
desaprending.
I think the language is
something that almost
we can use
without being
conscientious of the
alcanza real
the time.
The words
what express
what reflect
are processes
mental.
And if
we're we
understand that the
language
has a quality
that
we'd
take us more
in serious
the words
that we use
the expressions
that we
use
to define
the things
to define
to us
to us
before
years
I read
something
that I impact much,
what he said a
grand philosopher
Austrian,
Wittgenstein,
the limits of my
language are
the limits of my
world.
This is a
phrase that
synthesized
something
that is
absolutely
profound.
That the
the words
that I
know, the
narrative
that me
envueled,
what I
want to
about who
are I,
about who are
the
people,
and about
what is
the
world,
has the capacity to limit or to expand my perception of what there.
It is, we live we're trapped in a world linguistic,
crevying that that is the reality,
and that is only the map and not is the territory.
For that when a person amplia their language,
when a person amplia his expressions,
when a person is capable of reinvented that language,
So,
your map
is expand
and he
knows more
of the
territory.
If we
think we
in expressions
very
habitual as
like
is that
is that,
in the
fund
they're
to a
world
to a
world
where I
play the
role of
a victim
it's
very
very easy
for
any
to
find
justifications
that
that
in
some
they
they
support
the
question
fundamental
in
that
we
can
to do something. It's that
I'm not a sufficient
intelligent, is that I'm not the sufficient
anti-wap, the sufficient enough enough to be able, etc.
Basta that we're just to
make a-just in that
language and we'll
change the eske for the
A and that,
for that, for that, for a caudal
of new processes mental
is to put in march.
The error, from the point of
view, is to think
that the words
are pure concepts, and
the words are processes
mental, that we're
affecting internally and
are affecting to the other.
In fact, they've been
done studies in the university in
that I've worked in the USA
in the USA in the US
where the simple exposition
to the words
negative,
genera,
changes
hormonal in the persons.
For example,
words
or expressions
like no
no,
out,
tunnel,
desperance,
angustia,
etc.
the simple
contemplation
of those words, produce an
increase in the levels of cortisol.
The cortisol is the hormone
of the states where
exists a stress,
but not the stress
well, the denominated
Eustres, Professor Hanselis,
but the distress, the that is the deteriorate.
The sub-upid of the cortisol is
that the processes
mental, that also are verbal
because our mind rational
is a mind linguistica
are profoundly connected with the processes
corporal.
For that is to have to be
much careful.
If a person, for example,
is he has been with a time
limited hour
to present a project
and it's that only
me a media hour,
is that only
me a media hour,
is that only
me a media hour,
that is what is doing,
is doing that
every way
is more
incapable of
to prepare
and presentar
and presentar
correctly
that project.
If that person
change that
expression is that for is that only
me kept a media hour for a
am I kept a media hour automatically
Basta that they can't automatically
It's a state of serenity of illusion and of
Confianza
with what which is like if the time
So it's like
Our language, our expressions
has also impact on how we've
We've got our time.
For that's so, so important to
Cudder the language and
Be'er that language that
impulsed and is the language that
not has annulah
of the locust, doctor, I think he's
I've explained in a way
perfected.
I'd
hither
with a
thing that
used in the
stoicoes
and was the
not to
do you
doices
of valor.
Seneca
said,
if your
barco
naofraga,
not you
say,
oh,
I'm a
disgrace
say my
barco
naofragado.
And I
think
that this
type of
the other of the same
are the same
rescinded by the
people like you
and for that I think
that should
so thank you
well
Seneca
is at a
level
very
very
thanks for that
comparison
that
that's
that is
no does
no does
let's
the school
of the
Stoicoics
was, from the point of
view of one of the groups
of philosophers
that better
understood
certain things.
And the
language
has two
capacities,
has the capacity
descriptive and
has the
capacity
generative.
When
Seneca,
the
Grand Cornobes,
says,
the
barco
is undient
is doing
a description
of what
is going
when Seneca,
When Seneca
He says,
I'm a
He's a
He's doing
an evaluation,
an interpretation
about what
what happens?
What happens?
We're,
we're reos
slaves of
our interpretations.
If he
makes that
reflection,
my barco,
is he
is ondient,
his mind
is maintained
in the
mode of
exploration.
But if
he says, what desgracied,
so, and they're
very curious to be
a level cerebral.
The part
that is a part of the
Cerebrough
that will
allow
options to
suburb, for
example, a
tableon
floating,
a bell
there that
could be
that can
serve in
the future,
who knows,
that part,
if the
language is
descriptive,
that part
will be
to function
well,
and will
to find
resources
that they
will be
to do
more possibilities
of not
But if he says,
I'm a
desgracial,
the areas of the
cerebr, which are
the areas prefrontal,
that are precisely
those that are
that are
to show to
see them
blocked.
And he
favorse,
the
that's a
way,
his creation
linguistic
is a
generating
the perception
that he
has been
and the
results
that are
that is a
consequence to
that perception.
It's or
that the language only
serve for describe, no.
The language is
it's to describe
and the language
has also
to serve us
to create
a reality
mental
that augment our
possibilities and
not the reduce
for example
if in that
the same
nauffragio
I'm
I'm
I'm
why I
have been
to nauffragar
I
that I'm unded in a pozo of desanimo, in a pozo of
desperance.
No, there's a why.
There are people good that go for the mar and nauffraga.
And it's barcos, that are barcos good, and nauffrague.
Mucher times no-you-pour-que-for-key.
But if I change the question, I go,
for-ke-nawraggled,
I'm changing the desperance
for the aperture to the mystery.
There's a for-a-oh-oh.
There is a reason that's
but that does
sense.
Then, in the other
to see the
problem,
as a question
necessary to
learn of
learn.
And that is
when the
human
is when the
human is.
What is the
problem?
For that
the mind
condition,
the mind
egoica,
his tendency
natural
is to
look a
interpretation
that we
have a possibility
but all the contrary, to undire us, to
make us,
to send us,
to us, to reclegarten us in
ourselves.
For that's the school of stoic
as, as other schools,
about the importance of entranars.
The propio Seneca
has a phrase very known,
that is,
no us do not
the things because they are
difficult,
the things are difficult
because we do
this man
It gave totally the
world to the question.
It's
the things
not
not even
because they're
difficult
but our
interpretation
generates
that's
that is what
that is what
that
we have
we've done
even
is of a
fundamental,
but of
nothing
the
emotions,
so,
so I'm
a reaction,
that's
that I'm
Reflejo conditioned. Me, they're with a marty
in the rodilla and stiro the
PIRN. But if I am
conscious of that I'm
creating constantly
my emotions, then
me I'm
I'm going to do, or what
I need to do to create
some emotions different.
Brutal.
Doctor,
we've talked
about the importance of the
language, and
something that you
about many
times in
in those
in his
conferences
is about
the humilded
and I
don't know
if we need
we need to
need to
how we
we need to
how we
we need
the
humilded
and ambition
because
we
we move
linguistically
in the
world of
one or
the other
and we
to move
in the
world
of the
one
and
we
we're
we're
to be the
ambition
we
we're
to separate
or
the
avaricia
and
We're going to be what is the humility and we
we're to separate what is the modesty.
The ambition is the anelo for creza,
is the anel for mehore,
is the anelo for superarse.
Annel
that opens the
world.
The avaricea
only me
open the brazos to me.
I ame the only that I want to
grower.
I'm the only that has to
make to better.
I'm the only that can't
that's the difference. The difference
between the ambition and the avaricea,
as I'm the most, I contemplate,
is that the ambition,
for nothing,
be a the other as rivals,
they see as well as
the companyers of the
while the avaricea
be to the most
as a rivales.
With what,
there's an enfrontation.
We're going to the
humilded.
There are two levels
of humility
from my experience,
the humility
apparent and the humility real.
Why is
so important in the humility?
Because is the antidote
to the grand error of the
human, that is her sobrivia,
herrogancy,
su prepotency.
To me is this that
me will
teach.
A me is this
what I'm going to
say.
And this
we position a
directly in the
level more
a more
in the
human that is the
ignorance.
That is
the
ignorance.
So the
humility is to
open
simply
to all the
world for
to know
the
fact if
we'll
we'll
back in the
time and
we're
one of
the
one of the
grand
father
of the
philosophy
socrates
socrates
when the
oracul
the oracul
the
he recognized
as the
man
the
man most
god's
could have
taken
many
many
disposition
is the
most
tentator, to be
al-a-gare,
convertice in an
idol,
of the society
tenience in the
epoch.
But Socrates,
that was
a man that
was a
man, and
he was
defending the
truth,
he said,
I know that
no see
nothing,
and even
I know
more than
those who
this
know-and-
He said,
he
reconnocea
that there
a level of
knowledge of
that
that super
all that
the mental
is capable
to understand.
But
also I'm
that many
people
we've
in this
cosmovision
in this
map mental
considering
that our
truth
is equal
to the
reality.
So,
the
humilded
is that
disposition
open to
to be
to
let's
to
do
when a
when a
the person
not
not is
not
not is
not
to
there
there
in my
experience
two
levels
a
level,
where is the
level
where is
a person who is
humilde, the
and a
more
more defiant. When one penetra in those
levels that not are easy to assume,
and to accept,
he does a count of
to how your ego
is present,
without being conscious, of
how point is that present?
So, we are talking
of parcels profound in the inconscient.
What occurs?
Well, that,
for me, the
aperture to the humility is
equal to the
an opportunity to the
doctor,
in
this part
I'd
start in
the
apart
in the
part of
and is
you've
before
of the
training
of habits
of
the
of
the
and to
he's
done
a lot of
a lot of
that
we can enter our carcasa,
we can't train our character.
How do it?
The first thing we have to be able to,
is to the possibility
that in the human
convivine three realities
that can distinguish
but not can separate.
It's a bit,
we're going to imagine
that we're in our
topis precious
and that tapid
musts a figure.
And that figure
is made with three
hilors of colors.
A color
a color
magenta
and a color
cyan
that is
like the
blue
magenta
is
a
red
a lot of
and
we
know
the image
but
not we
not
we are
not
we
are
the
things
if
we
cutaram
any
of
those
hos
the
image
yeah
not
not
the
human
is
that
image
what
are
those
three
hos
the
three
your body,
your mind and
his
soul.
For
that's
a
little is
the
body,
the
head
not
can be
so
a
hard
to
think the
the
person
that
the
person
we
have
we
look
not
an
an
an
inferior
to
the
head
a
reason
a
not as
an
intellect,
but
they
are
absolutely
at
the
same
level.
The time
that we
know perfectly
for example
that the
heart,
that is an
organ of
the
body, is
capable of
simply
processes
cerebral.
It's
know that the
tube
digestive,
that also
is a
part of
the
body,
is
capable of
so
to
change
processes
cerebral
and both
the
body
and tube
digestive
to
change
processes
mental.
But
not
only
that the musculature
not only
only has the dimension
of the movement,
the musculature
has the capacity
to change
processes mental
is more
a grand
scientific North American
that from
my point of
view of
the first of
the
discovery of the
discovery of the
discovery of the
discovery of
the doctor
Canditper
it,
he said
clearly simply
the
the
the
body is
the
we're
we're
we're
perfectly
that the
traumas
infantiles, that the
heredies that
we've got ridges that we're
in the body.
But,
we need to find out of
when we're
when we're not
the musculature,
the fasci,
the tendons,
the ligaments,
articulations,
only we've seen what
the apparent,
what it can't
that a person
can't.
And no
we've got the
subtle.
And the
subtle is that
that is that
is that.
And what we
we're basing in the quantity of investigation
scientific that has
that has been
therapies corporal,
with movements corporal,
with exercise physical, with the
quality of the body,
has been able to resolve
traumas emotional
with more efficiency
than using medication.
So, no
we can negate that
that dimension of the
body is clave.
For that, if we
have to differentiate,
first we have to
differentiate the temperament
of the character
and then
to talk about the character. The temperament is
that is that is given to one, and the character is
how is one with what has been
given to one. Is
that is our
disposition, our tendency natural.
The character is how the
human uses a liberty to redriging
his trajectory. What we
know is that the character
gets to affect to the temperament.
Is that if the temperament is
if the temperament is marked by the genes, the
The character, a tracts of the epigenetic, is capable of
to change how to express those genes.
What occurs?
That in that character,
intervene the body,
intervene the mind and intervene the
alma. The person that is
who is,
with the nutrition, with the
exercise physical, with the
descanso,
salient to the air,
living, standing in contact with
is in the nature of the sun, is
entrenando your character.
Is it training your character?
Is that working
that figure in the tapir.
The person that
has a mind, that's about
his mind, that is in the
present, also is
training the character. The person
that's a woman that is a
little bit of your
human natural, that is
amable, that is affectuos, that is
carriness, that is aggrateful,
also is working the character.
So, at the final,
are the three
hos
that
together
are
influing
because this is
what has
the magic
the body
affect the
mind,
how the
mind affects
the
body,
the body
affect the
body,
the
body,
the soul,
the
mind, the
mind, the
mind, the
mind,
the mind,
the mind,
the same
supermendent
sophisticated,
that when
you're
when you're
one,
move you're
so, and for
that we're
we're
with the
same
respect
with the same admiration that contemplates the aspects of mental,
or the aspects of animic of a person.
Oh,
