Why do people learn different lessons from the same life experience? Do we see and think with our heart? Is our heart the brain of our soul?
Thoughts and feelings of a person form in the brain. But for the sensation and understanding of the inner and outer world, the concerted activity of all organs of the living organism is necessary. Scientists understand that it is primarily about vital systems, that is, about the system of breathing and the system of the heart and blood vessels. Thus, the harmonious work of neural networks of the brain is possible only if the heart, breathing, endocrine organs, immune, excretory organs function harmoniously ...
The Hunan system is a sophisticated machine that operates wholly with all the body members. The coordination of especially the heart and brain usually is the outcome of the numerous decisions we make in this life.
Dickson Adom
Thoughts and feelings of a person form in the brain. But for the sensation and understanding of the inner and outer world, the concerted activity of all organs of the living organism is necessary. Scientists understand that it is primarily about vital systems, that is, about the system of breathing and the system of the heart and blood vessels. Thus, the harmonious work of neural networks of the brain is possible only if the heart, breathing, endocrine organs, immune, excretory organs function harmoniously ...
hello every body, as i think its from both, but the culture, demographic feature of person, religion and previous experience make the percentage of each.
The heart is the first organ to be formed. Is it going to accept to share the leadership ?☺
A life experience is a set of data conceived out of event by one's reality. As realities are different for each of us, a life experience cannot have the same impact, even if the event is the same.
It all starts with the signal. (check the attachment) It is about Significance.
It is followed by Relevance and Essence drawing mechanisms.
When we were young students I asked our teacher what I need to become a good psychologist. he answered: A sharp brain and a good heart (good means empathetic, simultaneously I suppose)
In this respect, see the following (similar) ResearchGate weblink:
https://www.researchgate.net/post/The_brain_or_the_heart_which_is_the_seat_of_intelligence_and_reason?_iepl%5BviewId%5D=OXElK00F96LyOouWFFahBhLG&_iepl%5Bcontexts%5D%5B0%5D=prfiqi&_iepl%5BtargetEntityId%5D=Q%3A5a3129c5780be9b9f154afa1&_iepl%5BinteractionType%5D=questionView
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