An Overview: The Brain

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"We Can't  Solve Problems By Using The Same Kind Of  Thinking We Used When We Created Them."
~ Albert Einstein. 
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As I close my eyes and drift away to a land where there is love, joy, peace, and blessings. I wanted to take the time to think and reflect.

     The truth is that I was taking the time to think about the importance of a thought. This is not a new thought for me to be thinking about. But I am renewed to think about the importance of an idea. Everything that has been revealed in a tangible form was always a thought to begin with, which
reiterates my thoughts for the importance of a thought.  

Atrium - 2014 

Atrium - This thought was written to reveal the connection between the heart and the mind. These are intricately related to the disciplines of Psychology and Philosophy.

     
     Thinking and research is important for the purposes of scientific inquiry. It is what drives research, innovations and technologies. We can simply think about the brain and the how research has developed with regards to the brain and it's development. With the use of technologies and neuro - scientific inquiry we are able to learn more about how the brain learns, creativity, and even the imagination. For this type of inquiry and even imagination the term neuro - philosophy is appropriate. Because is it philosophical thinking about the brain that is derived for the purposes of psychological, and neuro - scientific research about the brain.

To conclude my thoughts about the brain (for now), I would like to share my thoughts about the human brain, and memory and how these have evolved over time. I am reminded once again about the importance of creating and cultivating spaces for the purposes of critical thinking. 

Dedication: To Our Human Body: When we learn about the human organs, body parts, we can truly appreciate the universe that resides within us. My thoughts to share with love & Kindness! :) 

These thoughts were originally hand - written on March 18th 2017.

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