The
5 Biggest Neuroscience Discoveries of the Year
Since last summer scientists have discovered lots of things
about female sexuality, incest, psychopaths, IQ, brain death,
addiction, compulsive buying, and how to remotely control animals
through cranial implants. But five major trends and breakthroughs
stand out. Read
more here...
The
World's Greatest Goal Achiever
One rainy afternoon an inspired 15-year old boy named John Goddard
sat down at his kitchen table in Los Angeles and wrote three
words at the top of a yellow pad, "My Life List."
Under that heading he wrote down 127 goals... Now, a generation
later, he has accomplished 109 of these quests, and has logged
an impressive list of records in achieving them. Read
more here...
How
to Memorize 10,000 Numbers or More
Numbers, or digit strings, are considered by many mnemonists
and cognitive scientists to be the most difficult data to memorize.
If numbers are both abstract and difficult, how did Hideaki
Tomoyori of Japan memorize PI to more than 10,000 places? How
did my classmate in Tokyo also multiply four-digit numbers in
seconds? Watch
the video here...
Positive
Brainwashing
The good news is: we can “reprogram” our mind and
replace our negative, limiting beliefs for positive contributing
ones. Positive brainwashing is what I like to call it!
Read
more here...
Neural
Pathways to Enlightenment
"Neuroscientists are now doing bolder and bolder things...
We've already seen studies into the neurology of things like
love, thirst and hunger, so it wasn't a big step for them to
start wondering about these religious and quasi-religious experiences."
Read
more here...
Time
Travel in the Brain
The human body moves forward in time at the rate of one
second per second whether we like it or not. But the human mind
can move through time in any direction and at any speed it chooses...
We are a race of time travelers, unfettered by chronology and
capable of visiting the future or revisiting the past whenever
we wish. Read
more here...
You
Don't Have to Be Smart to Be Rich, Study Finds
"People don’t become rich just because they are
smart,"said Jay Zagorsky, author of the study and a research
scientist at Ohio State University’s Center for Human Resource
Research. "Your IQ has really no relationship to your wealth.
And being very smart does not protect you from getting into
financial difficulty." Read
more here...
7
Strange and Unusual Uses for Hypnosis
Hypnosis has many faces, which is part of its fascination as
a career... One of the most incredible things about hypnosis
is all its unusual uses.
Read
more here...
Why
You Think You're Wonderful
Your brain lies, cheats and distorts -- but only because
it loves you... Read
more here...
Yes,
Your Subconscious Mind Really Does Control Your Actions
The new studies reveal a subconscious brain that is far
more active, purposeful and independent than previously known.
Goals, whether to eat, mate or devour an iced latte, are like
neural software programs that can only be run one at a time,
and the unconscious is perfectly capable of running the program
it chooses. Read
more here...
The
$450 Mind Control Device
When I received five e-mails to check out the MC Square —
a handheld device that's said to relieve stress, improve memory,
and enhance concentration through light and sound — I knew
I couldn't pass the opportunity up. Read
more here...
Free
Report: How to Break Free of Society's Control
Download a free 30-page preview of the Inner Circle course which
teaches that you must break free from the control of others
before you can be happy, wealthy and powerful. Download
the Free Report here...
