5 Psychological Reasons Your Brain Fights Inner Peace and Joy (And How to Master “The Silence”)
Everything is going great, so why do you feel anxious? Discover 5 psychological reasons your brain fights inner peace and how to stop the cycle....
Everything is going great, so why do you feel anxious? Discover 5 psychological reasons your brain fights inner peace and how to stop the cycle....
"So the answer to the question ""What is the purpose of life in this world?" mainly depends on the level of consciousness and on the brain's physiology...
Thanks to over 27 year’s research at the Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research (PEAR) Laboratory and the company Psyleron, we can now own a lamp that reads our minds....
According to Emory University neuroscientist Charles Raison, MD, in a review article in the December 2010 issue of Archives of General Psychiatry; there is mounting evidence that our lack of contact with microorganisms in the soil, food and gut, due to our excessive cleanliness, may...
Is that man good husband material or that woman hot? It may not be facts that are guiding our judgments and decisions, but a reaction to whether an opinion of that potential partner is given a positive or negative spin or not. The "framing effect" is...
Stress fires up the body's fight or flight response; a very primitive function of our brains that protects us from danger. The urge to flee, pounding heart, sweating, breathlessness and dry mouth are all responses the body has if threatened. They prepare the body to...
Study that finds parents should make an effort to talk with their children about money....
According to a recent study by UCLA psychologists, looking at a photo, holding the hand or even just thinking of a loved one will reduce pain. The study which appeared in the November 2009 issue of the Journal Psychological Science, involved 25 women who received a...
According to a Virginia Commonwealth University study, having a dog at work not only reduces the owners stress level but also increased the level of job satisfaction for other employees as well.In the past 20 years, many studies have looked at the relationship between job...
Oreo which was surround by a circle with an antenna. In the early 1950's the four-leaf clovers were changed to a more graceful garland of petals, though some four-leaf clovers are still apparent....
Generosity and trustworthiness may go hand in hand. Researchers at Oxford University set out to discover the signals we rely on to decide who we can trust. What they found was that we distrust people who are stingy with their money and it turns out...
On February 1st 1996, at Mpath's Internet Game Developers Conference in San Jose, California a video game developer named Brain Moriarty gave an amazing lecture "to a crowd that seemingly grew smaller and smaller as he talked on." "The Point Is," (1996) is a virtual...
General We are almost there-inches away from reaching some form of dry land. The phantasmagoric haze surrounding us will lift somewhat by the end of the month. Like Max in Where the Wild Things Are, we will return to find we were safely sleeping in our beds...
A recent study published in the Journal of Neuroscience by authors Peggy Mason, PhD, professor of neurobiology, and Hayley Foo, PhD, research associate professor of neurobiology at the University of Chicago, is the first to show that while ingesting food or drink, a powerful painkilling...
Below is a 75 year old speech of Chaplin's still (unfortunately) so relevant even to even our present times. Some interpret it as an "out-of-character personal plea" from Chaplin himself on the state of our world and humanity at large. A synopsis of the film can...
In a study from Loma Linda University Health, presented at the Experimental Biology conference meetings in San Diego, joyful or mirthful laughter was shown to produce brain wave frequencies similar to those seen among people who reach what is considered the desired "true state of...
Researchers have found there is such a thing as "empathic stress? which arises when one person views another person stressing out. It appears that just from observation alone our bodies will create the stress hormone cortisol, even if we are viewing a stranger on a...
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