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[MysteriousRomantic]

Have you ever heard of "Once"?

how many times is that again?

 

[wideeyedgrin]

does any one know a really good cure for tension headaches?

Have you tried mentally beating up whatever gave it to you?

 

[PepperTed]

Would you believe that once can be used twice?

 

[MysteriousRomantic]

Would you believe that once can be used twice?

Is twice more then once?

 

[PepperTed]

Well could it depend on who is on first?

 

[MysteriousRomantic]

Well could it depend on who is on first?

first what?

 

[PepperTed]

are you still stuck on the first word?

 

[PepperTed]

have you completed a story outline yet?

 

[Georgia Girl]

What's an outline?

 

[Psychotheatrics]

What's an outline?

didn't you ever go to school?

 

[FastFastr]

didn't you ever go to school?

did you pay attention?

 

[DemonicAngel]

did you pay attention?

Why should I when I can dream?

 

[xzchief]

Is too much dreaming bad?

 

[MercyMia]

How can we judge the amount of dreaming as good or bad?

 

[Gusty Wind]

Bad.. Coz too much dreaming meant you r Brain is not resting...Right??

 

[MercyMia]

Was that right-brained or left-brained?

 

[Gusty Wind]

Ummm.. Maybe be some one will come and tell us?

Anyone?

 

[ruminator]

Ummm.. Maybe be some one will come and tell us?

Anyone?

Good morning all, this might help a little

My right brain doesn't know what my left brain is doing


The brain functions in broadly two quite different modes. The first mode is linear, logical, verbal thinking, which we normally identify as our 'mind' - the 'semantic program' of the left hemispherical cortex. The second mode is holistic, intuitive, non-verbal functioning (one cannot call it 'thinking') of the right hemisphere. Of this we are usually not consciously aware, except as the results of its functioning, which are passed over to the left hemisphere for analytic verbal interpretation.

This duality of functioning passes over to the manipulation of objects by the hands. The right hand of a person controls fine detailed movement, such as writing, adjusting mechanisms, using tools or doing anything which requires a sequence of actions. Meanwhile the left hand establishes and anchor point or reference.

You might say that the left brain is chalk and the right brain the blackboard. The right side is concerned with plan, the left side with putting it into action. The left side is linear, it cannot deal with more than one thing at a time, and it forgets strings of words or numbers rather rapidly. The right side holds the gestalt, the overview. It can compare many things simultaneously and its memory of pictures, feelings and emotions is permanent. It is like 'figure and ground', subject and background, focused imaging and overall perception.............

Mostly our consciousness resides in the left, organising hemisphere but this does not mean that the right side is inactive - it continues like the shining of stars in the daytime, there but unperceived. If the left hemisphere has become excessively dominant the right hemisphere has reduced opportunity to share in consciousness, being blocked in various ways, and can only express itself in deeply sub-conscious functions (often only apparent in dreams). Full consciousness would arise from a collaborative integration of the two sets of processes.........

 

[edreams]

Good morning all, this might help a little

My right brain doesn't know what my left brain is doing

But, Where is your question?


The brain functions in broadly two quite different modes. The first mode is linear, logical, verbal thinking, which we normally identify as our 'mind' - the 'semantic program' of the left hemispherical cortex. The second mode is holistic, intuitive, non-verbal functioning (one cannot call it 'thinking') of the right hemisphere. Of this we are usually not consciously aware, except as the results of its functioning, which are passed over to the left hemisphere for analytic verbal interpretation.

This duality of functioning passes over to the manipulation of objects by the hands. The right hand of a person controls fine detailed movement, such as writing, adjusting mechanisms, using tools or doing anything which requires a sequence of actions. Meanwhile the left hand establishes and anchor point or reference.

You might say that the left brain is chalk and the right brain the blackboard. The right side is concerned with plan, the left side with putting it into action. The left side is linear, it cannot deal with more than one thing at a time, and it forgets strings of words or numbers rather rapidly. The right side holds the gestalt, the overview. It can compare many things simultaneously and its memory of pictures, feelings and emotions is permanent. It is like 'figure and ground', subject and background, focused imaging and overall perception.............

Mostly our consciousness resides in the left, organising hemisphere but this does not mean that the right side is inactive - it continues like the shining of stars in the daytime, there but unperceived. If the left hemisphere has become excessively dominant the right hemisphere has reduced opportunity to share in consciousness, being blocked in various ways, and can only express itself in deeply sub-conscious functions (often only apparent in dreams). Full consciousness would arise from a collaborative integration of the two sets of processes.........

 

[Paradigm69]

is this not a post only a question thread? : smiles

 

[edreams]

is this not a post only a question thread? : smiles

But, what is your Question?

 

[Paradigm69]

But, what is your Question?

I have a question but tis to soon to ask so I will ask my I have this dance?

 

[edreams]

I have a question but tis to soon to ask so I will ask my I have this dance?

Yes, but what shall we dance too?

 

[Paradigm69]

Yes, but what shall we dance too?

How about a sinatra song?

 

[edreams]

How about a sinatra song?

What about Prince's song Insatiable?