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"One of the books I'm currently reading is the Art of Happiness, written by someone interviewing the Dalai Lama and his view on his philosophy on happiness, the Handbook for Living. This book is an extensive conversation with the Dalai Lama. They were talking about the the brain and stated that thoughts and feelings were the result of different chemical reactions and changes in the brain. It possibly it possible Is it possible to conceive the reverse sequence where the thought gives rise to the sequence of chemical events in the brain?"
"One of the books I'm currently reading is the Art of Happiness, written by someone interviewing the Dalai Lama and his view on his philosophy on happiness, the Handbook for Living. This book is an extensive conversation with the Dalai Lama. They were talking about the the brain and stated that thoughts and feelings were the result of different chemical reactions and changes in the brain. It possibly it possible Is it possible to conceive the reverse sequence where the thought gives rise to the sequence of chemical events in the brain?"
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"One of the books I'm currently reading is the Art of Happiness, written by someone interviewing the Dalai Lama and his view on his philosophy on happiness, the Handbook for Living. This book is an extensive conversation with the Dalai Lama. They were talking about the the brain and stated that thoughts and feelings were the result of different chemical reactions and changes in the brain. It possibly it possible Is it possible to conceive the reverse sequence where the thought gives rise to the sequence of chemical events in the brain?"
"One of the books I'm currently reading is the Art of Happiness, written by someone interviewing the Dalai Lama and his view on his philosophy on happiness, the Handbook for Living. This book is an extensive conversation with the Dalai Lama. They were talking about the the brain and stated that thoughts and feelings were the result of different chemical reactions and changes in the brain. It possibly it possible Is it possible to conceive the reverse sequence where the thought gives rise to the sequence of chemical events in the brain?"