Also I feel people should be learning how to freestyle rap. It's a skill anyone can develop. You have to think at least one or two lines ahead in order to make it make sense and or rhyme. If you don't like rap music you can do it with whatever music you like.

I've been trying since i was 48 and still play like a kid who started last week....

Hell yes! -Excellent advice! 👌🏽 🍃🎼🍃

Thank you !

great advice!

That is such a powerful and amazing testimony. I like how you mentioned God is in every single one of your cells. That is so true. I think your statement reflects that science and God do not contradict each other but compliment one another, particularly when you consider the complexities and intricacies of the universe and the human body. For instance a human neuron looks identical to a galaxy. Even more the proportions are the same and it's just the magnitude that is different. When you look a fibonacci sequences that give rise to the many patterns that repeat in nature and in our tissues and cells, it is even more remarkable. And of course supporting many scientific theories that describe how life arose and how life sustained and adapted, such does not provide every aspect of life. For instance, the different areas of the human brain can be mapped, bit consciousness still defies understanding. Consciousness is intangible and many experts across various fields attempt to explain it. However, if there was no God, there would be no consciousness. In fact, we would merely exist to meet our base survival needs. Even more, when you hear of stories of people sacrificing their life to save strangers, further makes it apparent that there is a greater force at work. There is the fallacy that if something can not be explained, then it doesn't exist. However, just because something can not be proven, doesn't disprove it per say. The premise of consciousness and God is intangible and thus can not be described or determined in physical, tangible, or quantitative terms. In fact, God is infinite. Many stuff in life is hard to fathom and eludes our understanding. The fact there is a lot we don't know, can signify that something else is at play.

@@maiamartini9095 Thank you for your thoughts ❤️🙏

Amen!

Aww, the bliss of being delusional.

Brain damage? Look at our film, music and tell me the brain damage you have being able to tolerate the great American dumb down

Clown presentation...

Well said.

beautifully expressed!

Wonderful insights. I've also heard that meditation boosts gamma-frequency brain waves which are correlated with complex higher order thinking. Buddhist monks in particular, who have been meditating for a lifetime, seem to always have gamma brain waves even at rest.

Nice ! It's rare path on this section! I fine pills building up extra things that can be a bad mix . We just added are slot into the 24 list on this est! No roll science! It's nice to not compare on how are brains turns out due to year& zodiac!

Yo también le amo ❤

❤

It is fairly easy to do this with purposeful thought and purposeful learning, meditation, mnemonics, positive affirmations, mood adjustment, hypnosis, EMDR, visualizations, external stimulation like music, drugs and electroshocks, the right nutrition etc. For example if you find yourself thinking negative thoughts you can consciously kick them out and replace with positive thought about that thing. And I stay away from people who tell me that this cannot be done. I will not be limited by other people's mental prisons. I'm tired of zealots trying to dictate what I'm allowed to believe and achieve with _my_ brain.

..........put.....more...............dots

@@thenewwaydevil lol.........😆

@@thornyback Ok loser😂🙋🙏

@@thornyback agree with you 100 pc

Check out Joe Dispenza work

I suffered a stroke at 5 years old in 1989. I have cerebral palsy style weakness in the left side of my face and the right side of my body. I spent 13 years in physical therapy learning a lot of basic motor function stuff like tying my shoes or riding a bike. I am now just shy of 40 and a career chef despite my disability. I go in every three months for botox injections in my right arm to help with spasticity. I often wonder what a neurologist could tell me about my brain now. Wishing you the best!

How or where can you find these types of treatments or are they something you have had to "do/find" on your own? Can you point me in the right direction to explore these options for myself?

@@stephanyedelen1490 I would start if you can with a neuologist that believes in neuroplasticity. If that's not possible, then take a look at Neuro Muscular Electrical Stimulation and Transcranial Direct-Current Stimulation. They are both designed to work on communicating with brain so you can treat the problem at the source. Google & KZfaq will provide you with some great resources. Best of luck!

Check out Doctor Joe Dispenza work

Learning a new language

It reminds me of the Chinese word for crisis which contains both the symbol for opportunity and the one for danger.

Right!.....

I just want to be normal again..

Plz help

Had the same, mine was from clearing my nose after scuba diving in contaminated water, I figured it was bacterial, at the time. I had no money or insurance, I took a half tab of niacin to dilate my blood vessels , half tab of aspirin to thin my blood and overly pronounced the vowels-A-E-I-O-U, , it took a few months to clear it up ( I still get ringing in my ear, now and then, but not as bad ) that was in July August + 2010 . Today I still do niacin and try to swim daily, I think cold water is beneficial. ,also drink plenty of water, wish you the best 👍

Miracles are everywhere..Have faith 🙏

​@@jessicasavage7260 Can you find an OT or PT near you who specializes in neuro rehab...and that uses Hippotherapy as a treatment tool?

How did you get clean & stay off the crack?

I had a stroke at the age of 5 in 1989. Just shy of 40 now. Wishing you all the best!

I agree , it's fascinating, 🧠 neurotoxicity and humans are clearly designed divinely

I suspect you just have better visual-spacial sense than your niece. I sewed as a teenager at a level I haven't really improved on in 60 years. You make better choices and benefit from experience over time. But people who find it a slow process to learn to sew lack something that you have. Doesn't mean you won't both end up equal sewers.

Just saying that neurodivergent people can have hyperfocuses and think differently altogether, in patterns that mimic neuroplasticity and psychedelics Neuroplasticity alone can't beat an already hyperconnected brain full of knowledge. You have a superpower, don't ever think any less of it. Learn an instrument(mostly by ear, i recommend. Theory is boring and useless, music was made to be felt, not calculated and carefully programmed), learn about how different machines work(search "how does a tank/rocket/helicopter/etc work" and there's a channel that does a visual 3d dive into every layer of them), watch temple grandin's movie and talks. Never stop learning. Start painting too, or do textile sculptures(like dolls, heart pillows for people that went through a mastectomy, or funny clothes for objects), origami, robotics, languages, chess, D&D... You'd be surprised seeing the sheer amount of brainpower your brain can achieve with your superpower. You need creative stimulation and learning to develop it further. Btw, I'm totally not inferring a diagnostic based on a single comment, but you do exhibit the same pattern that they do... If the connection is deeper I'm not the one to say, but what matters is that your brain is special regardless. Explore its power. This is literally what humans have of most special: creativity and ingenuity. I wonder if it's possible to sew a rose directly on the clothing's own fabric in a way that excess fabric can be distributed like its stem and roots? I'm pretty positive that it is possible, but I've never seen that..

The drug they are talking about is meth, they are talking about meth guys.

Meth makes people want to sew better than their niece?

​@@lshwadchuck5643 I think eventually she'll have better skills because she's going to fashion design school next year. For me, it is a hobby and it gives me great joy to sew a sweatshirt or a t-shirt. I only compare the learning process, it's easier for me to concentrate, see the consistency of what I'm doing and make my own decision. She's practicing these skills right now, also by sewing🙂

Were you nervous about trying TMS? My experience is that many patients are a little more uncomfortable about the idea compared with, say, taking antidepressants. Glad you found what works for you!

The ISS experience on VR made me feel many emotions once I was in the observation copula. I tried it both sober and also with cannabis and the experience overwhelmed me with a sense of Awe that has hard to explain.

​@@Power_to_the_people567 and that experience is known well in the vr community for being poorly designed when it comes to anti-nasua techniques. I found echo similar in experience as it provided the same weightlessness experience only set in an enders game style arena

Remember nothing...

@@TheDecafec4 I just remember fragments. A few select memories.

Idea I just started to look at, let me know what you think. Chronic stress, either physical from pain in the body, or external what we see and hear. Causes us to have addiction to dopamine to knumb the pain with pleasure. This generation will naturally all have that problem unfortunately cause we have too much stimulus. Too much dopamine being released will make the dopamine receptors shut down and use fewer receptors so they don’t get over worked and die. Causes less serotonin to be made so peace is a little harder to get now and there is too much dopamine not being used which results in a huge off balance of humans. Results in almost all mental and physical health problems because your brain feels like it’s overdosing and is trying to keep you alive. People overdosing on drugs and people going crazy is the same concept. Dopamine was supposed to be released gradually as we work on projects or tasks that make us happy, but todays world gives us instant dopamine with almost no effort. Slowly kills your brain cells cause they can’t all be used. Working on a book for years and finally finishing it perfectly has a smaller release of dopamine than heroin or any other drug. Natural release of it will last a lot longer though and you feel proud instead of ashamed. Depression and shame comes with the instant release cause we skipped a lot of steps and got a better result. Doing difficult tasks and making progress is how you get that euphoria without brain fog. Cutting off stress, anger, electronics, drugs, and sugar is about the only way to fix this generation. My bad bout long explanation but I’ve been searching for the same thing lol hope it helped 👍 I’ve been in two head on collisions and had a bad problem with addiction afterwards. Still a fan of healing the body with movement, being healthy with what we eat and practicing mediation, and also seeing your past with no stress or anger. Will naturally reset the brain to not need addiction to dopamine as much and produce serotonin a lot more. Hard thing to do but will live a lot longer and with more joy if you practice that

@@jonathanwester662 I don't know about this. I can go on and off stimulants with no real issues. I have done it for pregnancy and surgeries and meds shortages. Our brains are plastic they just go back. The ND brain has mindfulness. I don't have to work for it. Super focus is flow and mindfulness. Also meditation was created to help the serfs enslaved on the land deal with slavery. If you are free and self employed you don't need meditation. Your emotions and intellect work as one.

I honestly think that the apparent “slowness” shows an inflexibility towards new experiences. My Professors (especially in bioinfo) are usually very quick to learn novel technologies or ideologies, because they keep updating their point of view. Many other adults get used to the “daily grind” and aren’t forced to envelop themselves with new material. Some adults know absolutely nothing about experiences outside their job and/or generation. I myself am about a decade late in studying but have constantly been learning new cultures/languages, raised my siblings and deal with a lot of ND people from very different backgrounds. I have been told by many to be very open and youthful. My mother also is very youthful, as she deals with lot’s of different people, genders and ages. My highly educated father is stuck in 1950 and has nobody in his friend group that clearly strays from his experiences or degree. No women either. Just married middle class men. Needless to say, his opinions are outdated and he has difficulty integrating into the present day.

​​​​@@giftednd have you _never_ become frustrated, with yourself or with others? Never feel tired? Do you never become impatient, never ever feel bored, with life, with _your_ life, with it all? Have You never experienced any degree of psychologica stress before, have you never worried when a loved-one fell ill? Do you never set your hopes on events beyond your control? Do you, have you, are you... never? Really? Because if your answer is "No, I never do..." then, well, I would posit this says more about the power of self-delusion than it does about having "flow". And if your answer is (the altogether more believable) "Yeah, well sometimes, but doesn't everyone, don't you?" then I would posit that far from being simply some soma for the proles... you could benefit from meditation too.

"I wounder what part of the brain is stimulated to increase memory". There is something called "adult hippocampal neurogenesis". New neurons are created in the hippocampus which are used to form new memories.

Kindly elaborate and guide as to how to do this..

Good work I admire your journey.

Wishing you strength💜

Check out Doctor Joe Dispenza work

This is something my Brother would say to shirk his adult human responsibilities.

@@mokujin29 and what you said is something a nagging divorced woman would say.

@@dlerious77 haha

Video games are way too addictive and don’t have a meaningful payoff in the real world, even if video games keep people sharp

Im 52 and have been a gamer since 18. I have ADHD and POTs I use Oculus Quest VR . for exercise in the winter months. allows. music, puzzle,boxing and meditation games. Being able to have VR live conference seems like a very useful thing. meeting our 3d selves to discuss and share across the world.

Sorry I don't speak English!

@@felipecantalice5326 dont be sorry!! your english is fine and i've seen native speakers who are worse at it than you and are probably older and have spoke the language for longer

I suffer complex trauma for childhood abuse at the hands on my mother. I lived most of my life in a hyper vigilant state or constant warning mode as you suggest. I have had the opportunity to try EMDR and Neurofeedback in an attempt to treat it. While it did greatly lower and reduce the hyper vigilance I have been left with this dull apathetic mono feeling that I cannot seem to change. It has been about 2 years since I completed over 200 Neurofeedback sessions. I am just so flat it has even effected my motivation to some degree, my wittiness, my spontaneity. I find myself saying be careful what you wish for. Not a day has passed since those therapies that I don’t think of and yearn for my old self. It may have been a self I developed as a part of living with abuse but it was a part of me and I miss that part of me.

Have you looked into Microdosing psilocybin?

@@kennycatbox5559 Yes I have tried both mirco doses and macro doses in a therapeutic setting over the years. I would like to take a heroic does of about 5 grams but have yet mustarded the courage. I feel I just need a huge reset.

@@patjohnson3528 wow!!! I did a few session and I quit when i felt i became apathic. When I quit I went into nothingness. It was so scary but I’ve been starting to feel more like myself again as every week passes. So i’ve been doing a lot of research on this! Neurofeedback is not something i would recommend for people with complex trauma. Im one of those too. Your body will try to protect you by freezing up more. Have you seen no improvements at all? And 200 sessions is A LOT! I only did about 15

Look into infra slow fluctuation neurofeedback ISFN specifically. It targets the extra slow brainwaves that drive regulation. It's my therapist's specialty. It's very visceral. I can feel the shift from hyper vigilance to ventral vagal regulation during sessions.

How did you do this?

@@brookemitchell2074 Under current circumstances it would be inadvisable to go into this subject in detail. Perhaps another time, ma'am.

@@brookemitchell2074 check out Gabor mate