ABBA Enthusiast

Just an INFJ ABBA fan doing A Levels.

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Abba | Mamma Mia

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She's deep

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Mood

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Look at this. What you’re seeing is the brain changing itself in real time. Those connections aren’t fixed. They form, fade, and reshape depending on what keeps running inside the mind. That alone proves one thing: change is not an exception. It’s the default.

When people say “I can’t change” or “my situation is stuck,” they’re judging from habit, not biology. The brain does not stay the same just because time passes. It updates based on repetition. Whatever gets replayed keeps its place. Whatever stops being replayed slowly loses influence.

This is exactly why manifestation desire works on the mental level first. A desire that keeps returning isn’t random. It’s activating specific inner routes again and again. At first, it feels unfamiliar, even uncomfortable. Over time, it starts feeling normal. Not because reality was forced, but because the brain adjusted to repeated focus.

This video proves there is no permanent wiring. Only familiar wiring. And familiar can be replaced.

So next time you think change can’t happen, remember this: your brain is already rewriting itself without asking for permission. Manifestation isn’t about creating something new. It’s about letting the brain update what it runs most often.

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This is part of why neuroscience is so interesting to me. It seems like a key to life - a secret to how our entire system works and the world around us. And it teaches you how to improve and why you feel certain ways and how to fix it and it gives you hope

If anyone has recs for how to study it alone or courses online or books, please lmk!!

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One of my favourite quotes

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Oh how I love walking

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15th-century ruins of Kilchurn Castle, Scottish Highlands

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ABBA, 1974

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Syd Barrett photographed by Barrie Wentzell in 1970.

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It's fall....I'm thinking of 60s cloak/cape fashion trend

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Françoise Hardy photographed by Sam Falk, 1966.

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ABBA Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight)