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Laughter The Divided Mind
- Thread starter Ellen
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Beloved Grand Eagle
I love it! 
For those who aren't "amygdala junkies," the amygdala is a primitive part of our brain that plays an important role in deep instinctual emotions like fear and rage. In contrast, the frontal-cortex is the Spock-like part of us that handles logic.
@Walt Oleksy did a great post about the amygdala that is definitely worth a good read:
http://www.tmswiki.org/forum/threads/the-amygdala-and-emotions.5032/
For those who aren't "amygdala junkies," the amygdala is a primitive part of our brain that plays an important role in deep instinctual emotions like fear and rage. In contrast, the frontal-cortex is the Spock-like part of us that handles logic.
@Walt Oleksy did a great post about the amygdala that is definitely worth a good read:
http://www.tmswiki.org/forum/threads/the-amygdala-and-emotions.5032/
Walt Oleksy (RIP 2021)
Beloved Grand Eagle
Thanks to working on TMS and reading books about it, I now know what to call the part of my brain
that keeps finding new ways to stress me out: the amygdala. It's such a nice-sounding word for such a pain maker!
that keeps finding new ways to stress me out: the amygdala. It's such a nice-sounding word for such a pain maker!