How the Body Works : Center of Emotion and Memory

[chrispikeyp]

some sweet info here

[MrJonkelp]

This is a great video

[xXxW0LFxXx]

so what if we destroy exactly one of these parts we dont know the function of, with some kind of fine technique could we then find out its function? or not? :D

[DoctorMindBodyisIN]

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[leny0810]

Great ! nice audio and clear explainations:)

[orglancs]

If all this neuroscience is true, how come the loosening of muscular armouring releases long-buried traumatic memories and feelings and that helping someone to breathe more fully and naturally intensifies emotions and assists their expression? And that, for example, making eye-contact with another person allows us to feel their feelings? Feelings are not something happening in the brain, they are part and parcel of physiology. (See Wilhelm Reich: The Function of the Orgasm.)

[adrianwbourne]

@orglancs Hogwash. You CAN'T feel another persons feelings by staring into their eyes. Take away your bodies ability to process dopamine and you'll see how emotions are just in the brain. This sounds like Deepak-Crap. Deep breathing gives your BRAIN more oxygen so it works better, thus more intensified emotions. Muscular armouring looks like pseudo-science...get real, my friend.

[Evilrolfharris]

@orglancs breathing exercises increase oxytocin levels which counteract the stress hormone, cortisol. This intensifies positive emotions and diminishes negative emotions. In terms of feelings not being solely the domain of brain function, to some extent correct; see HPA axis.

[orglancs]

@Evilrolfharris 'orgone-therapeutic' breathing is NOT a breathing exercise, it's just the natural, unarmoured breathing pattern, brought out by the therapy, until the patient can manage it themselves, unaided, if you undo enough armouring. Yes, right, it does increase oxytocin levels. It is spectacularly effective in supporting active and natural birth and mobilising women's involuntary responses in labour. I used it on the quiet in the British NHS for years as a midwife!

[Evilrolfharris]

@orglancs Most people do not breath very naturally, and in fact cortisol (the stress hormone) interferes with natural breathing (the natural reaction is to hold breath at times of stress). Any kind of therapy that aids the natural breathing process is therefore an exercise, miss pedantic.

[LendMeYourHand]

Amygdala is just a switch for fear & anger, You just switch it off & use your frontal lobe instead. Look people, its a natural response, your slave owners want you to not show emotion & that there must be something wrong with you.... Its all lies. You can reprogram by shutting the amydala off, it reboots & turns on your frontal lobe. If the amygdala is active, then your frontal lobes are off. GET IT!!!! Turn it off to turn your frontal on. You dont need medications or psychological help

[3877michael]

@LendMeYourHand Cool comment. Moving your emotions in an extreme way is the fastest method to find balance. Sitting on emotions keeps you stuck in your old patterns. Cry like a baby and you will sleep like a baby. Emotions are meant move freely then dissipate quickly. Hold back on fully feeling emotions?? Well this world is a result of just that. We used to be a people of revolutions and riots ! Now we just mumble and grumble.

[LendMeYourHand]

@3877michael You hit it right on the nail awakened one. We have to be in full expression, This prevents compartmentalization of long term memory, By SCREAMING, we decompartmentalize our traumas & have a clear recording. By doing exactly what you have stated allows for ease of long term memory access via subconscious database, The compartmentalized have no knowledge of this memory acquisition technique, it is a reality non exsistent, as their long term memory fades from recall.

[3877michael]

@LendMeYourHand Ok! I agree.

Inaddition extreme emotional movement also connects us with all humanity ( by compassion) and brings us into a direct relationship with ( GOD) ! As the creator and as our true nature ( our essence and being ) This makes it a yoga YES?

[TheZombinator1]

so when my head hurts it means all those hippos are mad?

[PerfectDecalibration]

feel like i'm learning a new language or something

[shnosmas]

amon's horn lol

[betomas]

I luv my mummy.

[freyajean]

1:19

[zionchild83]

My Hippothalamus just became engorged with blood...haha

[MegaHazzer123]

hippocampus... im pretty sure i went to a hotel in spain called the hippo campus

[freyajean]

@MegaHazzer123 but are u positive?? can u prove it>>

[MDkid1]

ahh...the famous 5 F's of the Limbic System: Feeling, Fighting, Fleeing, Feeding, and sex ;)

[alexderienzo]

@MDkid1 fornication starts with an F ;)

[MDkid1]

@alexderienzo i like "fucking" better :)

[freyajean]

@MDkid1 me2 it actually burns alot of calories

[MDkid1]

@freyajean indeed...i could use some now actually...

[freyajean]

@alexderienzo memory starts with an "M" lost starts with an "L" child starts with a "C" Hypothalamus starts with an "h" Old starts wi th an "o" Music starts with an "M" Science starts with an "s" blackmail starts with a "B" ;)))

[EvettBrown]

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[returnoftheramble3]

yes, the fallen came and burned them, which lessoned everything. Creepy as they are.

[ForsetLeafs]

koo

[cathyulrichify]

Don't you just love the amigdaloid bodies? Love the big words. Fun stuff. I'm glad I have a septum paloosalem. LOL. Really I am!

[BerciSSedeN]

omg I hate brain and behavior...

[mcgalway01]

my emotions are stirred up just enough to forget all of the above

[freyajean]

@mcgalway01  that might not be a good thing for you. take plenty of pics so you will remember anyway

[gnulebin]

good to know, thanks.

[oligi]

thx for the demonstration!

[123454d]

y does the my head hurt

[grayshorts]

My limbic system is making me panic over the gibberish I just listened to.

[aceakita]

haha!

[umrahsahab]

@grayshorts

Amazing that it is still operating after watching that video

[87sambo87]

how i will remember this...fuk knows!

[freyajean]

@87sambo87 have some really good friends remind you, take plenty of pics, and store stuff online. ;))

[dracentsparkle]

Thanks for the kind sharing*

[bpyjktgiuk]

Brain chip - CHECK MY SITE.

[akinil0]

Good to know how things turn right or wrong.

[theannoyingdogpoo]

exactly. like for instance hippofartus getting overdeveloped.

[deluxfender]

I think this is sarcasm...So, in that case, dont you think we should give it thumbs up??

[Dave985033]

yes ! give me a thumb up.

[poopz]

and this is located?

[medjai89]

o_o

you are kiddin me right??

how old are you?? 6??

[substang21]

this guy is @6 yrs

[AghaKKhan]

You are the greatest witch doctor .I challenge you to pass neurioogy test and do u have any credintials all u r saying is u r fantasy dream what you dreamt about

[marckus100]

Clear, precise and simple explanation just to understand when emotions remains rigth or turn wrong afer strokes.

Excuse my adopted english

Gracias

[neostryke]

Is this were serotonin binds?

[deathrow184]

i think i jus had a micro sleep!

[KTheEGEAGLE]

really useful ..... Thx alot

[roytron]

This is better then porn.

[slovakmath]

the academic side of me says "Yes, that is a rather obvious statement" The pleasure side of me says "fuck this bullshit, I want to grease my shiny rod"

[lulinda22]

lmao, bet both you guys are college students

[slovakmath]

now what makes you say that? lol

[lulinda22]

let just say.. been there done that lmao

[freyajean]

@lulinda22 so true

[FrederiqueValerio]

@roytron

I need more gay sex 

[MDkid1]

@FrederiqueValerio so do I...lets make this happen!

[PerfectDecalibration]

@roytron LOL. Excellent comment

[goldie0800]

@roytron - If you understand your emotions better you won't need porn. ;- )

[NeuroJoe]

Does the Creator "except" poor spelling? You better hope so.

[danohrly]

Dismissing faith in Science isn't the way forward.

People often say if something is too beautiful then it MUST have a creator, you just assume that it must, simply because the design is too complex for coincidence.

You then drop faith in the smaller probability that it DID all come by chance and that everything just gradually evolved

[thermaheat123]

now you know also love is created in the brain by a drug that simulate endorfins wich creates a sence of happiness

[messiahoftheuniverse]

lol

[Pkurdistan]

thanks for adding this video it is very useful.

[AnatomaniaK]

amygdloid body relate particularly to emotion!

[AnatomaniaK]

does YHWH have a limbic system? get lost creationist!

[deborahbetty58]

We indeed have a awesome Creator YHWH. Thanks, bless

[tweetzph]

very helpful video.. well explained.

[Rosiercentral]

very informative.