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Memory: The Revival of Experience

Memory: The Revival of Experience

By Brian Alger on 03/07/2011

This entry is part 1 of 2 in the series Memory: Improvizing the Past

[Exploring Life] What is the nature of our memory? We often associate memory with an ability to remember, recollect, recall, or revive, a mental impression that refers to a past experience. The prefix “re” means again and again and therefore repetition; we associate repetition with memory in the sense that we can recall an experience [...]

Posted in 2. MIND | Tagged apprehension, attention, authenticity, awareness, bodymind, brain, comprehension, confluence, consciousness, contemplation, focus, influence, memory, perception, soul, spirituality, thinking, time, truth | 4 Responses

Mental Degradation: Multitasking and the Inner Athelete

Mental Degradation: Multitasking and the Inner Athelete

By Brian Alger on 12/26/2010

This entry is part 5 of 6 in the series Mental Degradation

[Exploring Life] In Mental Degradation: Multitasking I explored the possibility that multitasking, or the ability to simultaneously process tasks, is a delusion. What really happens in the brain is a rapid shifting of attention between a series of tasks that creates the illusion of simultaneity. This constant shifting of attention is also the basis for [...]

Posted in 2. MIND | Tagged awareness, behaviour, bodymind, brain, breathing, confusion, distraction, effects, functional fitness, mental degradation, mental discipline, practice, training, yoga | Leave a response

Aging: Younger Next Year

Aging: Younger Next Year

By Brian Alger on 06/05/2010

[Exploring Life] Culture can not only be confining, it can be physically, emotionally, and mentally unhealthy. We live inside a set of cultural assumptions that often remain invisible to us. Sometimes, these subconscious assumptions can cause us to live in extreme circumstances. Revealing and exposing underlying assumptions and providing advice and methods to escape from [...]

Posted in 5. EXPERIENCE | Tagged assimilation, assumptions, brain, common sense, expertism, functional fitness, linkedin, presuppositions, transience | Leave a response

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