The Awakened Brain: The Neuroscience of Health, Healing, and Resilience

[@cruzc5frc]

It's videos like these that confirm we can change the trajectory of not only this country, but continue to lead the world by rebuilding and demonstrating what is possible using nothing more than knowledge, wisdom, and mindsets. “A house divided against itself cannot stand.” - Abraham Lincoln

[@mamalives6938]

Quoting dead men isn't the way. Few know it is MaMa's spirit who creates. The rest use MaMa while loving men in their hearts. That is not straight. You quote who you love. Closet gey check your heart can't hide from the truth.

[@cruzc5frc]

@@mamalives6938 you sound like someone who would destroy a country? not only the aptitude, but the actual luck to be in a position to do so?

[@terrybochansky6271]

I didn't have those loads of support in my Life. At 61 when I was finally awoken Spiritually when I hit what I call My last Bottom and my Ground hog day life ended of the living my days over and over every day. If it wasn't for the Talks by People like Dr. Miller, Dr Wayne Dyer, Eckhart Tolle, Dr Bruce Lipton, Deepak Chopra, Louise Hay and many many more Suicide may have been my only answer. Since Finding Spirituality My Life has changed dramatically and I hope to resonate from my Spiritual Being to inspire others that CHANGE IS POSSIBLE. Change Your thoughts, Change your life. Change the way you look at things and The things you look at Change

[@DrKayElaine]

thank you so much for sharing…❤

[@isabellesmith1951]

👵🏼🙌

[@Changeworld408]

This culture makes us feel bad if we are not capable of being employed or self employd

[@sandybayes]

Dr Miller has much to offer. I would have gained more if her presentation had been organized in such a way that would give me some ways to help guide my family members to tune into their spirituality. In other words a more pragmatic approach rather than conceptual although I found what she did say helpful.

[@haught1979]

Organize your mind = organize your life. Simple as...

[@roxannsnyder1351]

I wanted to seek out my beliefs at one time. I went to a Unitarian Church where they think everyone should contemplate all sorts of ideas to find what makes you feel in your heart that something special is happening. I love it. Hearing others speak of their spirituality helps trigger ideas in my head. In the US we lack role models of spiritual people. People who value things that have nothing to do with money.

[@greenthumb8266]

I couldn’t think of 3 people living or deceased that had my best interest in mind, I could think of one. So I couldn’t really do that little exercise. I had a very difficult childhood which lead to a very difficult adulthood with lots of illness and quite literally brain damage from abuse. At 56 I can say I couldn’t have survived without a strong connection to the Creator, had an NDE at three years old from head trauma, have had unexplainable spiritual experiences throughout my life. All religions are a dangerous man made control mechanism used for greed, I hope I see them abolished in my lifetime.

[@nataliebutler]

They don't have to be people you know or met in the past. It could be anyone from history, or even fantasy. Imagine the kind of person who would have your best interest at heart, perhaps an angel, a guide, an ancient ancestor, or a good person who seems wise and caring. If you could imagine that type of person, who would they be?

[@TheSpiritualBae]

you only need 1

[@eileenwhite4800]

My story is the same...only cyclic...going from childhood abuse to 2 abusive husbands in a row...and barely survivable brain injuries along the way. I'm farther along the path, however, approaching 80 with one BIG difference. I found The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and His peace and perfect love and understanding. With Him I can do this "little exercise" whenever I feel the need and offer the same forgiveness I receive daily to freely give to others. (That's BIG...deep-down, for real forgiveness of all of those who harm me.) I love you, and I love that you are seeking answers.

[@greenthumb8266]

@@eileenwhite4800 thank you 🙏, I’m glad you found a place and peace. I too have found peace, I don’t hold any animosity towards the people that I felt harmed by and have forgiven all. There is a great love available for those who believe and trust in the Creator. However I have skipped the middle man (religion) and have a personal connection, relationship with God. May God bless you daily on you journey 🙏.

[@ruthlewis673]

I’m very impressed by Dr. Miller however l am stumped by her referencing the military. How can we, on the one hand, speak about the unity of existence and on the other mention the strategy of the military.?

[@karisc123]

Logical observation… I think our spiritual journey includes accepting what IS, and to give LIGHT to these souls who make up the “anti-love” institutions like armies. What do you think?

[@djimiwreybigsby5263]

She was a consultant to the military regarding the well-being of service men and women. Cool

[@nocomment238]

Awesome!

[@deborahseaman8470]

I can't do the first exercise, I have tried several times, I just don't have that many people who love me.

[@nataliebutler]

They don't have to be people you know. Imagine anyone who seems caring and wise. A spiritual guide, an ancient ancestor, an angel, a good kind person etc.

[@elisanathalieheine7671]

The only thing that matters is that you can imagine them. You build your reality by being able to truly imagine it. Imagine someone who gives you exactly the love you desire and need. And then you keep remembering that someone and that feeling of total complete love whenever you feel worthless.

[@roxannsnyder1351]

Yet, in my parents generation it HAD to be worse. OMG. There’s been so much abuse. At least now, abuse is on the decline ..... isn’t it?

[@Misinformed_lol]

1:13 giving peace is part of Catholic mass - shake hands and give peace… growing up as a family we always greeted each other hugging and kissing on the cheek. We still do it, even during COVID, and nobody got sick… maybe because we didn’t get jabbed. Stop being afraid, showing affection by hugging is good for you

[@Changeworld408]

Fear and insecurity and no roots or connection . Our ancestors lived in tribes amongst people who loved them from birth till death. Connection is broken from age 3 weeks or 3 months when our mothers drop us in the hands of never related woman

[@DJSTOEK]

More please

[@carolinasuarez4466]

Hay traduccion al español

[@djimiwreybigsby5263]

We're all seeking from suffering We're all different but alike I don't know if there's a global mental health crisis but there certainly is an American mental health crisis

[@djimiwreybigsby5263]

If only the ruling elite had a clue about truly effective resources managements

[@roxannsnyder1351]

Money is our God. We don’t admit it, but we fall at the feet of money.

[@mygirldarby]

Without money, we have no shelter, no food. Of course it is of utmost importance. Man made civilization put money at the top of our needs. You can't blame people for finding it important, being that you can die without it.

[@michellenunes193]

47:43

[@naturelover1284]

what if no one shows up at our table as in life but you did not realize it until this example it is not in your own best interest to tell people about your spirituality though, to protect yourself it is the course parts and pieces people that already inspect your life that is visible that corner you too much already, i.e. the mean girl grows up to have babies for a living and remains in her character in your workplace complete with a social Tital now, mom. She is not thin anymore later and all the meaner

[@shieldmcshieldy5750]

It's unfortunate that she assumes in each of her talks that each person has had someone who actually loves them

[@harmonyjorden2218]

TLDR: spirituality is a trauma response

[@mamalives6938]

When you quit lying to yourselves and check your own hearts then you see what is in the hearts of others. Just a little fyi calling MaMa MOTHer/woMAN is insulting. We are not moth men.

[@JinglesPfeff]

it's only insulting if you choose to be insulted

[@mygirldarby]

​@JinglesPfeff is that so of slurs as well, or are some words insulting?

[@nataliebutler]

You obviously don't know the etymology of the words. They are not connected to men (as in males), are certainly not moths in origin.

[@michellenunes193]

49:59