Gratitude can alter the human heart and molecular structure of the brain
Here’s why you should start your day with gratitude.
Neuroscience
When physical damage in the brain leads to enriched consciousness
If the brain controls consciousness, why then do some people who experience brain damage report expanded consciousness?
Neuroscientist explains why compassion and sympathy is the cornerstone of human flourishing
Why do people who have nothing often share more than those who have a lot?
Scientists show that mathematicians have the same brain as the rest of us
You have the brain of a genius. What great masterpiece are you creating today?
Finding your true self: talking to your heart
The heart has a brain of its own, its wisdom is clear, refreshing, and it simply feels right.
The overlap between neuroscience and philosophy
How do humans resolve problems? Patricia Churchland shows us that our capacity for creative thinking helps us discover new frontiers in science and philosophy.
Can science and spirituality unlock the brain’s full potential
Neuroscience research is showing us that the metaphysical concepts of manifestation, visualization, and the law of attraction actually have a scientific basis. How does this change the way you view your own capacities?
An interview with Mario Beauregard: The world is an undivided whole
Neuroscientist Mario Beauregard stresses that there are higher truths, and our brains act only as an intermediary.
How to break the materialist spell of the neurosciences
Neuroscience has enabled us to understand the many manifestations of human intelligence. But just like any science, it too, can be penetrated by materialist notions of the mind.
Is your brain necessary?
No, the size of your brain does not determine your intelligence. In fact, John Lorber discovered that some people who “virtually has no brain” can end up at the top of their class.