| The key to developing your mind's power works | | | | brain that becomes extremely active during deep |
| hand in hand with developing certain parts of your | | | | meditation, ecstasy, nirvana, samahdi, transcendence |
| brain. Specifically, your frontal lobes, a part of your | | | | and all of your higher functions, emotions, and peak |
| neo cortex, the area commonly referred to as the | | | | experiences. When switched back however, it |
| third eye. | | | | activates our R Complex, or reptile brain the part of |
| Of course the brain is a cohesive whole and you | | | | our brain responsible for fight or flight. |
| can't just work on one part. This means that to | | | | Albeit unconventional, and largely unacknowledged |
| access the frontal lobes you also have to stimulate | | | | during his life time, time is now corroborating what |
| other parts of the brain that trigger activity in the | | | | Lingo asserted: that the amygdala is like a switch to |
| region you want to develop. | | | | our spiritual, cosmic super brain and that by tickling, or |
| One of the ways to do this, in the words of T. A. | | | | "clicking it forward" in other words, we can develop |
| Lingo, is to 'tickle you amygdala'. A pioneer in the field | | | | the ability to flick our power switch on. |
| of neurophysics, Lingo understood the unfathomable | | | | Tickling your amygdala is a simple little technique that |
| potential lying dormant beneath our skulls, and set | | | | will open the gate to your super brain and cause a |
| out to find ways to tap into that potential. | | | | positive response in you. To find out how to 'tickle |
| Key in his research was the role of the amygdala. A | | | | your amygdala' and to try it for yourself you can find |
| small almond shaped organ the amygdala, according | | | | the instructions here: |
| to Lingo, acts like a switch that when switched | | | | This article may be reprinted with the author's name |
| forward fires up the super brain, the part of your | | | | and website address intact. |