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Wise Brain Bulletin

Wise Brain Bulletin • Volume 20.2

 
Hello friend,

Issue 20.2 of the Wise Brain Bulletin explores what it means to stay whole in mind, body, and relationship when the demands of life pull us in different directions. It's a question we return to again and again — and this issue approaches it from four distinct angles: intellectual, relational, creative, and experiential.

Happy reading.

Michelle Keane
Editor
 
 
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The CURES Model
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We experience ourselves as thinking, feeling, sensing beings — but how do those experiences interrelate? A new framework for understanding human awareness, with potential applications for human development, organizational systems, and adaptive AI.
 
When Good Intentions Create Distance
by Keffier Savary & Derrick Hill

Being present isn't the same as being there. Emotional distance can develop between parent and child in even the most loving families. Here are some ways to restore connection.
 
The Flame of Alignment
by Ann Parkinson

A poem on alignment, presence, and the steady flame within.
 
by Shumaila Hemani, PhD

What does it take to stay grounded when experiencing chronic instability? One writer's account of immigration precarity and the neuroplasticity practices that keep her steady.
 
 
 
Breath Awareness Meditation
from the Skillful Means "Wiki"

A simple, time-tested breath awareness meditation for reducing the effects of stress on body and mind.

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