The Autism Knot (and the Brain Tree)

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  • čas přidán 22. 06. 2021
  • Some intuitions I've had about the autistic brain and nervous system.
    Sorry if you can only see half my face most of the time. The view is beautiful enough to be worth it.
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Komentáře • 3

  • @pamelabrinkmeyer9931
    @pamelabrinkmeyer9931 Před 3 lety +1

    I believe the autistic brain (with deeply connected tree-like branches) is reflective in the function of the gut and the heart that haven't quite made as many connections as the wonderful autistic brain has. As we get our diet right ( which wires into our connection with the deep subscious awareness) and our conscious connectedness in our heart (which wires into our presence of right here and right now), then these "knots" can Resonance and harmonize with our lovely brains and then we will have access to magic and miracles in the real life that we crave and fantasize about with our creative and spiritual Imagination. 🌴

  • @bryanmerton5153
    @bryanmerton5153 Před 3 lety +1

    I have to get back to meditation! Great talk and beautiful scenery! I like the imaginary of entanglement and knots!

  • @demelzapenberthy9579
    @demelzapenberthy9579 Před 3 lety

    I really like the 'knot' or 'tangled up tree' analogy. For me it makes sense. I usually will have lots of thoughts about one topic at the same time but to actually retrieve and verbally express them I feel I have to first to do a lot of rummaging around and untangling them from my brain. Beautiful view!