Unfolding the Enfolded...

A thrilling journey through the world of brain research. The author has set new standards for popular science writing by making arcane topics...easy to follow. A tapestry of insights.

-- Jack Tuszynski, PhD, Professor of Physics

In his work treating patients with obsessive-compulsive disorder, Dr. Jeffrey
Schwartz made an extraordinary discovery: by focusing their attention away from negative behaviors and toward positive ones, his patients were able to make permanent changes to their own neural pathways. In [this book]Schwartz explores this power--the power of the mind to shape the brain.

The Newberg and Waldman assert what reality is is but a combination of the subjective vividness of an experience (strengthened by the continuity and duration of that experience) and the consensus of others, exclusively guided by a combination of sensory perceptions (which are prey to any number of distorting influences) and beliefs.
 

This classic book, first published in 1971, presents Pribram's hypothesis and research evidence for a holographic model of the brain.  For Pribram, a holographic model resolves many of the problems facing neurophysiologists in their exploration and explanation of brain functioning, especially the nature of memory and recall.

Men's brains, through Image and Act, will create and communicate continuously, constructing languages--the regulators of human affair