Reacting to a situation is in the limbic system, it's emotional.  Responding is in the prefrontal cortex, it is reason and control.

Reacting to a situation is in the limbic system, it's emotional. Responding is in the prefrontal cortex, it is reason and control.

Reacting to a situation is in the limbic system, it's emotional.&nbsp; Responding is in the prefrontal cortex, it is reason and control.&nbsp;

React. Respond.

Daily Meditations from Marnie Castor on KUT. Take A Moment is supported by <a href="https://miltonsleep.com/?utm_source=kut_kutx_studios&amp;utm_medium=podcast_landing_page&amp;utm_campaign=podcast_sponsor_2025">Milton Sleep Company</a> and <a href="https://rancholapuerta.com/?utm_source=kut_kutx_studios&amp;utm_medium=podcast_landing_page&amp;utm_campaign=podcast_sponsor_2025">Rancho La Puerta</a>.

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Daily Meditations from Marnie Castor on KUT. Take A Moment is supported by Milton Sleep Company and Rancho La Puerta.

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