To change or alter a construct within a computer, one must work with the programming that created that construct. But the mind with which we are born has no verbal skills, no analytical powers, no mathematical abilities. When we are born, our mind has no intellectual prowess at all. Though not be able to define, equate, verbalize or count, we can do one thing. We can feel.
Feeling is the common human denominator.
A Wall Street lawyer and an Australian aborigine do not speak the same language nor have the same worldly goals. But they are common in one area. Feeling is the Rosetta stone of understanding the mind. The mind is split then. That's much different from our first nine months on the planet.