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Brain’s ‘Radio Stations’ Have Much to Tell Scientists
Like listeners adjusting a high-tech radio, scientists at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis have tuned in to precise frequencies of brain activity to unleash new insights into how the brain works. "Analysis of brain function normally focuses on where brain activity happens and when," says Eric C. Leuthardt, MD. "What we've found is that the wavelength of the activity provides a third major branch of understanding brain physiology." Researchers used electrocorticography, a technique for monitoring the brain with a grid of electrodes temporarily implanted directly on the brain's surface. Clinically, Leuthardt and other neurosurgeons use this approach to identify the source of persistent, medication-resistant seizures in patients and to map those regions for surgical removal. With the patient's permission, scientists can also use the electrode grid to experimentally monitor a much larger spectrum of brain activity than they can via conventional brainwave monitoring. For the full story, click here.
Rescript Your Mind for Success
It is finally here... Just Released! Quantum Confidence with The Morry Method brainwave entrainment system -- A cutting-edge new system reaches your deep subconscious mind and re-script it for success! Quantum Confidence - The Morry Method What is your No.1 frustration in life right now? Money? Health? or Relationship? Pick one, and let me ask you the next important question. Why have you not made that BREKTHROUGH? You may have been taking ALL the self-improvement courses, seminars, programs that promise to make you the next millionaire, to help you lose that extra pound, to bring you the most loving relationship on earth, BUT still make little or no progress at all. Is it because these techniques and strategies you learned in these courses are no good, is it because these teachers and mentors are trying to fool you? There might be some bad programs out there. But I do believe MANY of courses out there are GOLD that can really change ...
16 Guidelines for Life
I had the wonderful experience of spending my last weekend in a workshop facilitated by Alison Murdoch, one of the authors of “The 16 Guidelines for Life”. If you ever come across an opportunity to attend this workshop, I would highly recommend that you take it. The 16 Guidelines for Life are values that, when put into practice and internalized in our life, lead to a happier and more meaningful life. They are simple to understand, practical and straightforward, yet it is precisely because of their simplicity that we run the danger of ignoring them. While it is beneficial to learn and understand them, their real value lies in applying them in our daily lives. The 16 Guidelines are grouped into 4 themes – how we think, how we act, how we relate and how we find meanings in life. Understanding how we think provides us with a choice to discard our ...
The Psychology of a Self Fulfilling Prophesy
Self fulfilling prophecy is a concept developed by the American sociologist, Robert K. Merton, to explain how a belief or expectation, whether true or not, affects the outcome of a situation or the behavior of a person or group. In other words, what we expect is often what we get. According to this concept, we form certain expectations of people or events and either consciously or unconsciously convey those expectations with various cues and signs, either in the way we talk or behave, that led to people adjusting their behavior to match those expectations. The result is that the original expectation becomes true. This self fulfilling prophecy concept has been verified by many experiments and observations, and if we look at our own lives we can often see it happening in our lives in various situations. For example, parents who believe that their children will not do well in school tend to ...
Who am I?
The modern lifestyle is all about doing. From the moment we wake up in the morning to the time we fall asleep at night, we are constantly looking for things to do. Some of these things we do are necessary but most are there only to fill up the time. Somehow, we find it unbearable or unacceptable to not have things to do. At the other end of the spectrum, there are those of us who would try to squeeze as many activities into a single day as we can, assuming that the more we do the more we get out of our lives. The modern lifestyle does not allow time for reflections and introspection. To do that, we must first be willing to slow down, uncluttered our lives and set our priorities. We need to examine our values and know what we hold to be precious in our lives. We ...
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Brain’s ‘Radio Stations’ Have Much to Tell ScientistsLike listeners adjusting a high-tech radio, scientists at Washington University School...
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