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The Mind, brain, body, behavior connection: Understanding universal Principles Changes Everything
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What’s Love Got To Do With It?
Everything!
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The Mind, brain, body, behavior connection: Understanding universal - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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The Mind, brain, body, behavior connection: Understanding universal Principles Changes Everything 31 Whats Love Got To Do With It? Everything! 32 Behave - Robert Sapolsky PhD, Epilogue pages 670-674 Two Last Thoughts: Its
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Behave - Robert Sapolsky PhD, Epilogue pages 670-674 Two Last Thoughts: …”Its complicated”. Nothing seems to cause anything…Scientists keep saying “We used to think X but now we realize that”… “Fixing one thing
- ften messes up ten more…On any big important issue
it seems like 51% of the scientific studies conclude one thing, and 49% conclude the opposite”. And so on.
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“Eventually it can seem hopeless that you can actually fix something, make things better. But we have no choice but to try. (my italics). If you are reading this, you are probably ideally suited to do so….And you’ve been educated. In other words, you’re one of one of the lucky humans. So try.”
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“Finally, you don’t have to Choose between being Scientific and Being Compassionate”
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Compassion’s Ripple
Whenever there’s a person with compassion in their smile All those they met are mellowed and this feeling stays a while. Then all the people that they meet receive a softness too.
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And on it goes, this rippling to everyone in view. It doesn’t matter what you do
- r who you meet each day.
The peace you find within yourself will touch the world this way Sue Pettit - Coming Home
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The Secret of Love
Unlock The Mystery, Unleash The Magic A Three Principles – based understanding of the true nature of love and how to return to love in
- ur most intimate relationships
Lori Carpenos -- Christine Heath
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Born For Love Bruce Perry MD Ph.D. “It is our nature to nurture and be nurtured”
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In Love We Still Trust
Lessons We Learned From Martin Luther King Jr. and Sr.
- Dr. Virgil A. Wood
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Space of Love
Understanding the power of thought and wisdom in living with autism Gayle Noble
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The Relationship Handbook
25th Anniversary Edition
A simple guide to satisfying relationships George S. Pransky, Ph.D. With a new addendum by George and Linda Pransky
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Agape Love
A Tradition Found In Eight World Religions
- is unlimited pure and unconditional
- - Given for its own sake without expecting
anything in return Sir John Templeton
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Love is The Language We Hold Onto
TED TALK (9 min.) Song ( 4min)
Seth Glier
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What This Is Not:
Not a Religion Not a Cult Not a Religion Not Anti – Religion Not Prescriptive
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Why Do People Often Group The Understanding of the Three Universal Principles of Mind, Consciousness, Thought In One of These Categories?
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Religion:
- - a set of beliefs concerning the cause,
nature, and purpose of the universe yes
- -especially when considered as the
creation of a superhuman agency or agencies yes
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- - Usually Involving devotional and
ritual observances no
- - and often containing a moral code
governing the conduct of human affairs. no
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Cult
- -a system of religious veneration
and devotion directed towards a particular figure or object.
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Veneration- to regard with great respect: Yes Devotion – a) love or enthusiasm for: Yes b) religious worship of as a deity: No
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Belief: an opinion or conviction Realization: awareness, recognition, cognizance.
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What this is: a vision of what life is And how life works
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System: an ordered and comprehensive assemblage of facts, principles, doctrines, Or the like in a particular field
- f knowledge
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Not asking for belief
asking for openness to see something new. ( without investment!!!)
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Words have many definitions
And are understood in many ways
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I will do my best to be precise in sharing my use of and the meaning
- f the words I use.
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The definitions to follow are from the New Oxford American Dictionary
- r a dictionary app.
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MIND: the incorporeal (formless/spiritual) source of life, substance and intelligence
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MIND: Regarded as a universal consciousness and as the animating principle of the world.
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mind, soul, psyche: the spiritual (formless) aspect of a human as opposed to matter
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Spiritual: formless, before form Matter: formed, manifestation of formless energy
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brain:
The part of the central nervous system enclosed in the cranium of human … serving to control and coordinate the mental and physical actions
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There has to be power behind the brain to make it function ML p32
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“The brain is biological. The mind is spiritual.” ML p32
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body: (soma) the physical structure and material (formed) substance
- f a human animal or plant living
- r dead.
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behavior: the aggregate of responses To internal and external stimuli.
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One ubiquitous behavior of all living
things:
Thought
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Thought > thought > feeling/physiology > interoception > experience > thought > feeling/physiology > interoception >experience
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THOUGHT> thought > experience > thought > experience > thought > experience> behavior
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