"From this Legionary school, a new man will emerge, a man with the qualities of a hero, a giant in the midst of our history. Everything that our mind can imagine as most beautiful spiritually speaking, everything that our race can offer that is most proud, most noble, most just, most powerful, most wise, most pure, most industrious, and most heroic - this is what the Legionary school must produce! A man in whom all the possibilities of human greatness that have been sown by God in the blood of our race are developed to the maximum. This hero, this Legionary of heroism, of work, of justice, with divine powers in spirit, will lead our race along the paths of its greatness."
For my Legionaries - Corneliu Zelea Codreanu
For my Legionaries - Corneliu Zelea Codreanu
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Willpower is real and physical
In the brain, there is a specific region called the Anterior Mid-Cingulate Cortex (aMCC). Recent neuroscience suggests this is the "hub" of your tenacity. When you force yourself to do something difficult—something you truly do not want to do, like that last heavy set of squats or resisting a base impulse—this area of the brain physically grows. It is more than just neurons; it is about the density of the connections and the thickness of the myelin sheath. Myelin is the fatty insulation around your nerves. Think of it like the high-quality rubber insulation on a copper wire. The thicker the insulation, the faster and more efficiently the electrical "willpower" signal travels. You are literally upgrading your neural hardware. If you stop challenging yourself, this area withers. Willpower is a physical resource you can cultivate.
In the brain, there is a specific region called the Anterior Mid-Cingulate Cortex (aMCC). Recent neuroscience suggests this is the "hub" of your tenacity. When you force yourself to do something difficult—something you truly do not want to do, like that last heavy set of squats or resisting a base impulse—this area of the brain physically grows. It is more than just neurons; it is about the density of the connections and the thickness of the myelin sheath. Myelin is the fatty insulation around your nerves. Think of it like the high-quality rubber insulation on a copper wire. The thicker the insulation, the faster and more efficiently the electrical "willpower" signal travels. You are literally upgrading your neural hardware. If you stop challenging yourself, this area withers. Willpower is a physical resource you can cultivate.
Discipline and Order feel like oppression to the undisciplined and disorderly.