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When we see or hear a story, the neurons in our brain fire in the same patterns as the speaker’s, a process known as “neural coupling” or “mirroring.” That’s why when we experience an emotionally-charged event or hear a story of the same nature 1/2
Our brains can process an image in as little as 13 milliseconds, which equates to a speed of 75 frames per second. Whether it’s through words or actual visuals, stories that set a rich scene help us process them faster and become more engaged.
#psychology #brain #storytelling
You can never learn anything from life if you think you are right all the time.
The goal of mindfulness is to help you focus on the here and now, and to remove the clutter in your thoughts of what has happened and what might happen. It helps remove self-doubt and negative thoughts.
#mindfulness