Vos pensées vous appartiennent-elles vraiment ? | Sheshikiran Cheruku | TEDxCUH

Dans cette intervention TEDxCUH, l'éducateur en hypnose Sheshikiran Cheruku examine la manière dont les pensées et les habitudes se transmettent d'une personne à l'autre. Il prend le phénomène du « centième singe » comme étude de cas et soutient que de nombreuses croyances quotidiennes sont adoptées dans l'entourage, la famille et la culture. Il présente trois termes sanskrits, Mantra, Tantra et Yantra, comme cadre pour comprendre la circulation des idées. TED a signalé la conférence car certaines de ses affirmations ne sont pas étayées scientifiquement.

• Le phénomène du centième singe comme étude de cas
• Des pensées transmises par la famille et la culture
• Le cadre Mantra, Tantra et Yantra

NOTE FROM TED: This talk only represents the speaker’s personal views and understanding of the brain, mindset, and hypnosis. Several claims lack scientific support. We've flagged this talk because it falls outside the content guidelines TED gives TEDx organizers. TEDx events are independently organized by volunteers. The guidelines we give TEDx organizers are described in more detail here: http://storage.ted.com/tedx/manuals/tedx_content_guidelines.pdf What if the thoughts you consider to be your own are actually visitors, traveling across society to shape your life? In this thought-provoking presentation, the speaker, a hypnosis educator, unpacks the hidden mechanics of how ideas travel and influence our behavior. Using the fascinating "Hundredth Monkey" phenomenon as a case study—where a learned behavior spread rapidly across an entire species—he illustrates how thoughts are not solitary inventions but shared concepts that travel through families, cultures, and generations. The talk challenges the audience to recognize that many of their daily habits and beliefs were not consciously created by them, but were adopted from their environment. To navigate this flow of information, the speaker redefines three familiar Sanskrit terms into a powerful conceptual framework. He explains that a thought first requires "Mantra" (Attention) to transform from a private idea into a shared one, followed by "Tantra" (Pathway), where the thought is given direction, and finally "Yantra" (System), where the thought is operationalized to move beyond the thinker. Ultimately, the talk serves as a guide for becoming more aware of the thoughts we allow into our minds, urging us to consciously choose the ideas that will shape our future. Sheshikiran Cheruku is a hypnosis educator, behavioural change practitioner, and founder of MindSupport Hypnosis & Counselling, where he has spent over a decade helping people understand how small shifts in the human mind can create extraordinary transformations. His work is driven by a simple yet profound belief: every meaningful change begins with a single thought. Just as one domino sets countless others into motion, one new perspective can influence a decision, one decision can change a habit, one habit can transform a life, and one transformed life can inspire many more. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx