Tag: brain
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Feel good – total relaxed
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/ BlogRead More →: Feel good – total relaxedTested and tried method for relaxing: You are trying to relax but your mind is busy processing infinite thoughts around you. You spend 10 minutes, another 5 minutes and then some and so on. But a continuous stream of thoughts doesn’t let you relax. You are reminded of different tasks to attend to or who…
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Focus: Physical & Mental
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/ BlogRead More →: Focus: Physical & MentalEven when your vision is clear without blurs You could be just looking Or you could be seeing and becoming aware Or you could be watching and noticing what is happening And when you reach a stage of noticing Are you able to understand clearly what is really going on? There could be mental blurs…
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That “doing”
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/ BlogRead More →: That “doing”Why do people do what they do? What goes on inside the brain responsible for “that doing” – the daily events. That “doing” is the best strategy for the moment. That “doing” keeps conflict at bay. That “doing” benefits the individual. That “doing” gives them emotional satisfaction. Others may know or not know the reasons. But that “doing”…
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Brain is infinite
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/ BlogRead More →: Brain is infiniteBRAIN alphabets numbering is B = 2 R = 18 A = 1 I = 9 N = 14 Total is 2 + 18 + 1 + 9 + 14 = 44; 44 = 4 + 4 = 8 8 is symbolized as infinity. Brain has infinite possibilities. It depends on each individual to give a…
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The Complex & Easy Human Brain
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/ BlogRead More →: The Complex & Easy Human BrainHuman brain: “its capacity to think and behave” study will ensure a better people management in the Societies. Human thoughts are infinite. They don’t follow a linear path. Human thoughts work in infinite vortexes of waves. Understanding its working can help us deal with the most important aspect of human life: managing the human relationships…
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Jigsaw Puzzle
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/ BlogRead More →: Jigsaw PuzzleIn a toy jigsaw puzzle: use your brain to fit the pieces at the right places to give it a final shape. In a real-life project: find and collect the pieces of the puzzle and put these together for the final result. This is the difference between a toy puzzle and a real-life project/puzzle.