The Heart-Mind Circuit

There is a sacred circuitry that runs between the Eye and the Heart.

The Eye—our mind—observes. It analyzes, listens, collects data. It watches the world and tries to make sense of it. Through the Eye, we read patterns, remember histories, and form stories about who we are and what is possible.

When functioning properly, the Eye sends its findings—these perceptions—down the lightning bolt to the Heart. The Heart is not interested in logic. The Heart is the seat of deep resonance, of soul-aligned knowing. Its only concern is:Is this true?

Is this aligned with love, with expansion, with the soul’s original blueprint?

If the answer is yes, the Heart reflects that truth back up to the Eye. And the Eye receives it as inner knowing—clarity, intuition, certainty.

This is the circuitry of wholeness.

But if the message is untrue—if it is born of fear, distortion, or outdated programming—the Heart sounds the alarm.

And this is where the alchemical process begins.

The Heart does not gently reject a lie.

It burns it.

It cracks.

It rages.

It mourns.

It knows the truth by how it feels. So it begins to transmute the data.

Tears, grief, anger, heartbreak—all are part of the alchemical furnace.

When the burning is complete, when the rot has been cleared, the Heart is clean again. Truth can flow.

But if that signal is blocked… if the mind refuses to send new data, or if the heart no longer responds, or if the rot remains unaddressed…

We begin to lose ourselves.

The unalchemized debris—the lies we tell ourselves, the assumptions left unchallenged—begin to fester. They crystallize around the heart like armor:

Mistrust.

Cynicism.

Cognitive dissonance.

Self-abandonment.

Eventually, the Eye stops questioning. It begins to believe the lie.

And the Heart… goes quiet.

Not because it doesn’t care. But because the circuit has gone dark.

That’s when we become strangers to ourselves.

Example:

Let’s say the Eye observes a pattern:

“You’ve had two failed marriages.”

From that, the mind assumes: “You must be unlovable. You’ll always be alone.”

It sends that data to the Heart.

But the Heart—your holy, radiant, truth-anchored Heart—says:

No.

That’s not the truth. That doesn’t match the frequency of my soul. That doesn’t align with the love I know exists.

And so the Heart begins the painful, necessary work of breaking the lie down.

It might ache. It might bring up old wounds.

But eventually, it purifies the system. And when the circuitry is restored, the new signal comes through:

“I am worthy of love. I am not broken. I am whole.”

This is the work.

This is how we reclaim the truth.

This is how we bring ourselves home.

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