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Wise Brain Bulletin

Wise Brain Bulletin • Volume 18.2

Hello friend,

In the latest issue of the Wise Brain Bulletin, we delve into the profound impact of inquiry and healing practices on well-being, and share a diverse range of insights into how both scientific advancements and personal growth work in tandem to enhance human health and happiness.

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Michelle Keane
Editor

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Live for the Questions
by Jeff Karp, PhD

Inspired by nature's regenerative marvels, a team led by prominent researchers embarks on a quest to harness similar mechanisms for human healing. The story underscores the pivotal role of asking the right questions in scientific innovation, emphasizing that the quality of these questions often dictates the success or failure of research endeavors.
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by Tom Bowlin

A brief poem that delivers a powerful message of inclusivity and emotional generosity.
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Sovereignty
by Emma Seppälä, PhD

When we embrace sovereignty, we tap into our internal freedom, liberating ourselves from societal norms and restrictive beliefs. This journey towards sovereignty opens the doors to inner strength, happiness, and living with authenticity.
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An exploration of the transformative journey from the "hole self," characterized by feelings of inadequacy and fragmentation, to the "Whole Self," where individuals access a state of comprehensive well-being.
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by Peter A. Levine, PhD

Tracing the evolution of Somatic Experiencing (SE), a healing approach developed by Peter Levine, PhD from its early days in a Berkeley "tree house" to its global spread across 44 countries.
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from the Skillful Means "wiki"
Self-hypnosis is an important branch of modern hypnotherapy. It can be an effective therapy for pain relief, and gastrointestinal upset, a tool to assist in weight loss and addiction recovery, and to relax, relieve stress and anxiety, and promote general well-being.
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