Dr. Mario Alonso Puig - ¿Por qué las historias nos ayudan a transformar nuestra vida?
Episode Date: July 29, 2025¿Sabías que una buena historia puede sincronizar tus neuronas, equilibrar tu nervio vago y darle instrucciones nuevas a tu inconsciente? En esta conversación con mi amigo Alberto Herrera exploramos... por qué los cuentos, mitos y fábulas siguen actuando como puentes entre lo visible y lo mágico y son tan importantes para nuestro crecimiento interior.Hablamos de la neurociencia del storytelling: cómo una simple metáfora puede fomentar nuestra neuroplasticidad, por qué la forma en que le hablas a quien escucha puede facilitar el cambio y de qué manera la vinculación afectiva que surge al compartir historias ayuda a bajar el estrés crónico.También repasamos estudios que muestran cómo leer cuentos a los niños potencia la memoria, la imaginación y la percepción del riesgo.Deseo que esta conversación te anime a contar y a contarte mejores historias, esas que ensanchan el alma, inspiran coraje y convierten cada día en una aventura de transformación.🌐Página Web📷Instagram▶️Youtube📲Facebook🎟️Entradas a la nueva conferencia 2025
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Mario, what
How,
good days?
Very good
days.
He told
to your
kids to
your kids?
Yes.
Yes,
and I
me those
inventable.
But the
curious is
that it
was at
the level
of attention
that they
put in
so I
sometimes
I felt
a very
I'm
a very
he was
created
on the
marcha
and
and a
good
day
me
they're
they're
we're
we
we're
to
grab
it
No, I said, no, no, I think no, I think no, I think it's a sufficient
level. And a good day, I go, I've been to many years, and they're in a
grabator and, and say, Papa, it's, he'll start with the
quote. And I'll be, God, me, that this will be a
registered. What has it. What has grabbed? Yes, yeah,
then it's what it was. And, you know, I'm going to be
interesting, because I mean me have encanted the
I always the fables.
I think there are
fables that
that you
have been the
mind and the
mind and the
whole of
a story of
a fauula and
in a
fact I'm
in a few
many years,
I invented
a story
that I
thought
fascinating but
no
I'm
so that
the juror
not it
doesn't
but at
that I
know
that I'm
the
Warrand of
the
third
of the
time,
which is
my
book
really
really
more
really
a
transformation personal. And I'm
an enamorado of the great fulars,
of the great mythos, of the
great legends, because I'm conscious
also of the power that can't
have in the life of a person.
Because they're in the stories
for that we don't trap in
and it's that
you're saying, no knows who
anybody that, with a story that
he's got more or less, no he has
changed in some way.
That is a grand
question, and the response
that you'd say, the answer to the
histories,
the legends,
those that
are the
those
are the
people of the
world of the
world of the
we're doing
with a world
that we're
with a
world that's
a world that
supera.
For that
series
like the
war of
galaxies
took
a lot
much
more
the
things
the
things that's
but for
the
history
I'm
fascinated
now
I'm
back
to
see
the
me, he's all the eight
films, is
a story?
For sure.
There's a lot of
many
stories that
are, and we
are always
because they're
because they're
a point.
Between the
world
and a world
and a
world that's
the world,
it has two
characteristics.
First,
something in
our own
is real
in some
measure,
and in
second,
it's a
second of,
it's
I'm going to
I'm going to
put to
not to
give us.
There's
an hospital
infantil in
Cincinnati
and
did
that demonstrated that
that read
the children
favor of the
general,
the memory,
the capacity
imaginative,
the perception
of the
reason of the
world.
We're going to
know,
when one
when one
gets trapped
in the
sense of the
word
that's trapado
by a
legend,
for a
myth or
a history,
although
it's a
mindire, the
inconscient
begins to
vibra
with that
with that
question,
and when
the inconsient
vibra,
vibran other
things.
Vibran
in our
cells,
vibran
our systems,
vibran
our organs,
of a
way that
still
not we're
not much
that's
that's
like a
kind of
a
that's
a
and that
a
child,
a adult
I've
told
stories
that
I've
said,
because me
have been
the impact
that have
been
people
are
something
that's
something
that
Lamentably,
we've got a catalogued
like,
those are things.
Those are you doing those
are those
are tontneries.
No,
the mythos,
the great
legends,
have over-vibed
the pass
of the
time,
have survived
the impulso
of the
science that
only is
the only
can make,
thanks
that are
capable of
dimensions
profound
and make
our mind
and make
resonar
our
spirit.
But that
there
one
one thing, I just
I've got to
agree with
to ask him.
I'm a
Rannin Kasiari
that's
one of the
great contaders
of the
contenders of
an
great deal of
a little to
listen to
two minutes
three minutes,
marvellous
and he said
you know,
that they're
the stories that
they're
the first
we're doing
that's the
first we're
when the
human, when
he was
what they're
doing it
was to
what they've
been
that they're
behind of
that
that's
that that
that's,
and at
the final, for the
scriptura
it would have
a lot of
time.
I think in
that relation
oral
to tell
history is
part of the
property of the
real history
of the
human.
Yes, Aristotle
said that
the person
human
wants,
he wants,
we're doing
we're
we're
a moment,
where some
animals,
they're coming
to other,
where you
need to
you,
then we're
to come to
get a
explanation.
So,
we've
we've got
a way
we're
serve as
a guide.
We rebaugge
the tension
of the
non-knowed,
of what
we can
understand,
of what we
don't know
we're in
a mal
explanation
than not
any kind of
any type of
explanation.
And effectively
in the
example, in
the
world
in the
world
Greco-Latino,
the
great
mythos of
the
of the
world. I'm
that I've read
with much
profounded with
with a lot of
much attention
with a
covening of
the
seventh
book of the
republic
and I
don't know
there's
way to put
a way
that clear
and creative
and creative
because
some people
see in a
reality
and others
can't
you can't
you can't
you
can't
but you can't
another
but with
the cavern
of Platon
written
after 2,500
years
you
you understand
perfectly
why those who have
been out of the cavern
not consigued
that those who are
they're in there
and why those
are in the
only reality
is the that they
is the great
value of the
mythos
and that for example
he used
a much jose and Lucas
when
the
the same
the same
the great mythologist
he began
to apply in
the discursos
of the
characters
of Lucas
Skywalker
of Jodda
etc
etc, all what is in the
mites, the encounter with the
sombra, the aliads, the
enemies, the, the,
the, the, the, the, the, the,
the, the, the, the, the
thing is a-and-a-all-you-a-counter, and
you have to adaptate, and all the
myths, in the fund, the
mythos, that have soaried the
past of the time, if you
you'd have asked, and, before,
you had, and then, before, you
have, to, the, of the
perfection of the human.
So, fiftate, for example,
that when, when,
So, it's
to destroy
that
aniel,
some
don't want
in the fellowship
of the needle.
Some of the
people.
Because, because
they're in the
power.
That's
is jugos
for the
ego.
And others
they're
a fear,
because,
you know,
to confront
to Sauron
and to
all the orcos,
that's a
thing a
moment, and
there's a
little Frodo,
the
who no
doesn't
practically
,
and is a person
that in that
in that way
that's
a lot of
having been
able to
have been able to
do you
know,
I'm thinking
there's that
there's that
there's a
lot of
but if I
heard a
people
to say
is that
is that I
prefer
I'm
reading
books
utes
and I
think
for who
I'm
mean
those
those
they're
they're
they're
that
they're
to
help
to
understand
books of physics, that
they're teaching
how function
the law
the law of
books of
cooking, but
is that I mean
the stories,
the science
fiction,
like no
me apporta
nothing.
What first
that I would
do you,
the first I
would say I
think I'm
like a
surgeon, that
I think I
think the
value of
those
things
specificas
that are
to move
in the
world of
the matter
the form,
the time,
the time,
the
space, the
physical, the medicine, the chemica, in
all the engineering, in all of that, for
that's a question. But what you
help to transcendent
the world, obviously,
what you do you doer
new possibilities in your
life, what you do
to cross ourizontes,
what you invite to
a adventure and of
transformation, not is
the physical, not
the medicine,
not is the chemical
in the engineering.
Are those
legends that
ensanche in the
alma,
that agudizan
your mirada
for that you
can't
intuit that
there are realities
more
and for
that's in the
impact,
not in the
head,
but in the
heart.
For that's
absolutely
the Lord
of the
Anilos
analyzed as
a point of
a point of
a
point of
a bit of
a
but that
that means
that means
that means
that means
that
we can
we can
we can't
we can
we
know
because
from
different
to
that
certain
that
can
resonate
in
our
is
that is that
is that
the mythos, the legends
not serve
to us
for that we're
in our
weaknesses,
for that we're
our vulnerabilities,
I think
the grand
error is when
when we're
when we're
one or the other.
And we
consider us
that is useful
the utilitarian.
There are
things that
are very
useful.
I remember
in the
programs that
you've
talked to
a thing
very
one of
you're in a
barca and
appreciated
the silence
and
sentiste
a
path interior.
That is
utilitarian.
It's important.
That's
it's a
their cellars,
that's
they're
to put in your
heart,
and they're
to ask you,
let's ask,
this moment
of silence
to you have
benefited,
and you
say,
for favor,
don't
give us
a little
more of
this.
You know,
so,
that what
we
do not
what we
benefit,
not only
only the
only only
not only
not only
what we
don't know
we can
and,
is. And now
recapacitana, I'm saying, if you're in
you, we've, that
we've got to have been to a couple of
seminars, what we've
been talking to, and since, before
to start, what has passed to me?
What, you have passed to you? How do you've seen?
But I've got to be able to
saying, was I, doing
this, I'm doing, doing what?
That's I'm trying to tell, the
things that you pass.
Sure, because we're we
We have a world
where the communication
every is major,
the vinculation
every is minor.
When you tell
things your,
as Alberto,
when I do you
want to do
you and I'm
we need to
know, and I'm
so I'm important
to know that you
are you
know that you
do you
know,
then that
is associated
to all type
of ventas
in the
health.
This is
an thing
incredible.
Fifate,
there's a
nerve
which ultimately
every day
has more
interest
is the
name the nerve
vago
anterior.
The nerve
vago
is a ram
of the
decim of
cranial
that's
the
bulbor
and it
andirva
part of
the
pulmone
inerva
the
heart
the
good
is essential.
That's
the time
that's
not get us
blocked
because
one of
the
elements
the claves
for that the
vago
anterior function
is the
vinculation
affective.
Fidate.
The
vinculation
reduces the
stress.
The
vinculation
makes that
you feel
that you
sometimes
in the
moments
where most
you need
that you
can't be
you know,
that you
think you
really,
that you
want to
that you
appreciate,
that you
want to
be
to be
a moment of
the difficulty.
How not it's
a
Much of times is the propiti story of our life,
the most impressionant of our relato.
At the final,
all are stories,
the networks,
this phenomenon that is,
to be there's been
that there's the life of the
people, at the final is
it's to be there
to be in front of,
how I can't
you compare
or if I'm
able to be
identified or not
what I'm going to
do you know,
that's a story
for that you
engage or no.
It's a
thing there's
one of the
elements
claves is that you
are that you
are in a
language
with the
you can't
connect to
one of the
most
most great
medical
that has
existed,
North American
Erickson,
Milton
Erickson,
for example,
when I
talked to
people of
the
agriculture,
always
they
always was
in that
tone.
I
had a
couple,
in a
couple
of
a couple of
a
friend
my
agricultural
that
I
want
much,
was going to
for a moment
a defiant
is a person
very valiant
very capable
and we're
we're going
a pair of hours
there's a pair of
shillies in
a place
and I'm
he's an
thing's
about things of
things of
a person
very intelligent
and very
capable
and the moment
I said
this is
this is
so simple
as the
thing you
imagineate
that
there
there
there
and the
water
and the water
is
accustomed to
go
always for that surco.
So,
and
determined those
you're going to
do the same
way, because
you've
trained a surco.
If you
want to
change your
form of
reaction to
respond,
you'll have
to do a
new surco,
going to
a new
space in the
earth,
that's biologically
is called
neuroplasticity
and so
you'll
start to
the change.
Well,
the desped
me,
I got to
the company
to the
coach, two hours,
he, he? He had been about
about the things of
neurociencia, of
the things of
psychology profound,
and the man
super interested.
He's got
looking and said,
Mario, that's
of the surcos,
that's come
a horde.
Why?
Because it's
a language.
A person,
a more of
a city,
that has been
in the
camp, no,
he's been
in the
television,
well,
to talk to
say,
what's the
first is that
you have to
understand
the
context.
If the
protagonist, not is the protagonist, is the
person is the person, is the the
second place. The second
has to be very atent to his
language no-verbal, to
see really is,
he's, he's, he's
captaining, no? And then,
I think it's fundamental
to recognize
in your conversation
the difficulties for those
that are the people.
A, I mean, a, one
conversation that's enganching
not sule's a conversation where
someone does a doctrine,
no
a plaitica.
It's someone
that's
a difficulty
of the luchat,
the difficulty
of the moment,
can empathize
with that.
I've passed
for a
difficult and
then offer us
a proposal
a better
a alternative
creative.
So,
if not
resuena
in our
interior,
it's very
difficult
that we
can't
with
us or because
it's
because it
is
on
the
the
Siente for
below and no
he's
Sient at the
same
level,
it's a
not a
thing that's a
thing that's
a lot of
a lot of
a lot of
a lot of
a question.
A lot of
a story
that you
do you
you all final
you're
you're
you're
and then
I said that
your books
are very
utiles
have many
stories
to then
then you
do you
know,
that at
you know?
Sure, for
me the
world
to be
to be
what more
me important
is to
get to
the
decide, fundamentally is the
inconscient.
So,
to me
interest to
get to the
inconsiente
profound.
Logically,
the conscience
me has to
give to say
things that
are things that
not are
insensatats,
because I
don't know
those things
would be
to get more
ondo.
You have to
get more
on.
And if
not you
get that
long,
you're
to have
that
you're
going to
have
a
time?
There's
a fulula
that's
of the rei Arturo,
when Gowain,
that was the
sovereign of the
king of
the king,
he was over
the time,
all they had
adventures.
So,
the re,
he had to
all the
because the
Ray Arturo
said,
nobody
will say,
nobody
can't
aventura.
And I
think that
nobody
passed a
hungry.
I'd
say,
that there
had been
there,
there were
to
everybody
and then
to happen,
and
and,
and,
and,
it
A story very beautiful, and I
think it's going to resonate in many of our own-yent.
Apparece the Santo Greal
covered by a paink relucient.
Apparece the ante
of all the caballeros,
and, of a repent,
disappears.
And then, Wayne, the sobrino,
says,
I propose,
that we'll do you know
a juryment.
All will be to
look the santo grial,
and all,
for a place
distinct. And then
each one of the
caballeros
he went
to Lanselot,
not Lanselot,
Camelot, and
entered in the
bushke for a
place in the
dark.
Because I
like, I
like, because
it's a
booker in the
life, to be
a buscador
of the
eternal,
to be a
person that
am a,
that he
a man
that's
that said
Campbell,
that the
fear that
the fear that
you do
enter in
the
cavern, is what you impede
to find the treasure that
you're in that
and that adventure,
to me has helped
much in moments of
obscurity, in moments
of difficulties,
because you're
that's part of
the adventure of
being a man.
So, there
times that you
don't know
you're a
thing, then you
have to be
in the
dark,
you know,
you're going to
get the
chispa of
the
experience.
There are
times that
you're in the
mountain of
the
desperation,
you
have to
sculpting a symbol of
faith, of hope, of
love.
And all of that,
in a moment
determined, when
one's a
single single,
he's
a singleent,
he can't
give the
aim to continue
advancing.
So,
now it's
if at
final
they're in
the
santo-grial.
It's in
the person
that's going
convicting
in the
process of
buskeda.
That good
broche, no?
Well,
is that the
mythos are
precious.
If we're
we're supposed
for the
legends,
we have
to have
a legend.
Maria,
until the week
I'm going.
