What Enlightenment Does To Your Brain

[Carl-Richard]

12 hours ago, UnbornTao said:

What way is that?

While not engaging actively in a task: very little mind-wandering, self-referential thinking, probably zero rumination. This correlates with a de-activation of the Default Mode Network in the brain. From the outside, it looks like someone who is highly present, attentive and emotionally stable, drives Rolls Royces; stuff like that.

Edited June 23 by Carl-Richard

[UnbornTao]

10 hours ago, Carl-Richard said:

While not engaging actively in a task: very little mind-wandering, self-referential thoughts, probably zero rumination. This correlates with a de-activation of the Default Mode Network in the brain. From the outside, it looks like someone who is highly present, attentive and emotionally stable, drives Rolls Royces; stuff like that.

I'd say this is a function of mind and relates to mind control, which might be facilitated after enlightenment.

Don't forget Jesus:

Edited June 23 by UnbornTao

[Osaid]

Something something DMN.

Enlightenment is realizing that there isn't any experience of separate things (brains). Which makes you think less about brains and separation, since brains are thinking. Which in turn gets measured as low activity in the DMN region or whatever, since it seems to light up whenever you imagine anything.

Side effects of enlightenment involve a rerouting of the entire emotional system since you can't imagine separate situations to be emotional about anymore. This percolates into energy levels, how we experience dreams and sleep, etc. etc. 

Edited June 23 by Osaid

[VictorB02]

On 6/21/2024 at 7:40 PM, Yimpa said:

Dr. K is great, I am taking his ADHD course module.

Still can’t compete with Dr. Ketamine, though 

Lol!

I still need to try K.