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What's Up With Your Brain 

From Dr Daniel Amen

The brain is a three-pound supercomputer. It is the command and control center running your life. It is involved in absolutely everything you do. Your brain determines how you think, how you feel, how you act, and how well you get along with other people. Your brain even determines the kind of person you are. It determines how thoughtful you are; how polite or how rude you are. It determines how well you think on your feet, and it is involved with how well you do at work and with your family. Your brain also influences your emotional well being and how well you do with the opposite sex.

Your brain is more complicated than any computer we can imagine. Did you know that you have one hundred billion nerve cells in your brain, and every nerve cell has many connections to other nerve cells? In fact, your brain has more connections in it than there are stars in the universe! Optimizing your brain’s function is essential to being the best you can be, whether at work, in leisure, or in your relationships.

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When people are lying, their brains work harder than people who tell the truth.

Lying leaves telltale traces on brain scans, report Feroze Mohamed, PhD, and colleagues in Radiology.

Lying is among the most sophisticated and demanding accomplishments of the human brain. Children have to learn how to lie; people with certain types of frontal lobe injuries may not be able to do it.

Electrical stimulation of the prefrontal cortex appears to improve our ability to deceive. This region of the brain may, among other things, be responsible for the decision to lie or tell the truth.

Most people have trouble recognizing false statements. Some polygraph tests are better at it yet are far from perfect. Researchers are trying to use imaging methods to distinguish truth from lies. Intensified activity in the prefrontal cortex may be an indicator of the process by which we decide to lie or not—but it tells us nothing about the lie itself.

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Real Talk With Amiri

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Quickie Podcast 

Real Talk With Amiri

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Walk In The Room Like God Sent YOU>>>>
www.realtalkwithamiri.com 

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TOM-Feb-2021-Relationship-Green-Lights-c.pdf (sawtoothmountainclinic.org)

 It’s important to know which behaviors are “green lights” so that you can: • choose to engage in those actions yourself. • identify and, when possible, decide to be around people that offer those positive behaviors to you. It’s also important to know which behaviors are “red flags” that signal danger, so that you can: • avoid inflicting those hurtful behaviors on other people. • take the actions needed to protect yourself when others behave that way toward you. 

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13 Year Old Young Black Male, My Grandson

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Wake UP...

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Ghost an apparition of a dead person which is believed to appear or become manifest to the living, typically as a nebulous image.
"the building is haunted by the ghost of a monk"

The meaning of HAUNTING is an act of haunting; especially : visitation or inhabitation by a ghost.

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