Category Archives: Brain Education

Why Brain Centered Education

The brain is the beginning and end of your life. As your brain waves are first activated, your life is activated as well. When your brain waves cease, your life comes to an end. Your whole life is recorded and … Continue reading

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5 Fundamental Ways To Use Your Brain Well

All the work of my life has been founded on the realization that the power and potential of our brains are phenomenal beyond any ordinary imagination. Thus everything I wish to share is based on the principle of using our … Continue reading

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Move Your Body

Unlike other parts of our bodies, our brains are encased in the hard shell of our skulls – so we can neither touch them nor see them directly. However, our brains are made up of many areas that control different … Continue reading

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Trust Your Brain

Your brain can do things you have never done before, even things of which you are unaware. Your brain has incredible power to find paths you cannot now see and to create paths you cannot find. But your brain will … Continue reading

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Ask Your Brain

The brain’s default mechanism is to act on previously input information or patterns. To make use of your brain’s infinite creativity, you must ceaselessly pose new questions to it. When questioned, the brain moves actively to find an answer. When … Continue reading

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Prove Yourself To Your Brain

While you need to trust your brain, you have to allow your brain to trust you. To secure the confidence of your brain, you must check yourself regularly, again and again, because we are all subject to all types of … Continue reading

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Pursue Your Highest Character and Grandest Dreams

Among all the animals living on the Earth, human beings have the largest brains relative to their bodies. Our brains are the organs that consume the most energy. The brain seems to have both regions specialized for specific functions, as … Continue reading

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