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Unlocking Intuition: Understanding the Unknown Through Neuroscience

Explore the fascinating interplay of intuition and insight as understood through recent neuroscience research. Insights arise from a balance of focus and relaxation, allowing us to tap into our subconscious knowledge. This journey delves into how emotional relevance influences understanding, highlighting the brain areas involved in processing and conveying knowledge. We examine the interplay of internal and external stimuli, the "Aha!" moments, and how everyday experiences shape our neural networks. Learn practices to enhance your intuitive abilities and transform your perception of knowledge.

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Unlocking Intuition: Understanding the Unknown Through Neuroscience

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  1. Intuition Knowing the Unknown Richard Hill www.richardhill.com.au

  2. In TuitionIn Sight Below the threshold of emotional relevance or Non-verbally expressible ‘perceptions’ or Consciously (reflectively) aware Language – visceral to verbal

  3. Mark Jung-Beeman & John KouniosNorthwestern University Drexal University 1. Focus – attention to a single element 2. Relaxation – to allow activity and accessibility to obscure associations

  4. Henri Pointcare – realised a seminal insight in Euclidian geometry while boarding a bus. Richard Feynman physicist would frequent a topless bar and wait for inspiration to strike.

  5. Mark Jung-Beeman & John Kounios 1. Focus – attention to a single element 2. Relaxation – to allow activity and accessibility to obscure associations Pre Frontal Cortex Right Anterior Superior temporal gyrus

  6. The conductor of neural activity Activates the search for information even when distracted by other tasks Earl Miller MIT Unusually active about 1 second before awareness Of an insight Jung-Beeman & Kounios

  7. Medial Pre Frontal Cortex Daniel Siegel The Mindful Brain 42-44 • Body regulation • Attuned communication • Emotional balance • Response flexibility • Empathy • Insight • Fear modulation • Intuition • Morality

  8. Joydeep Bhattacharya (London) steady rhythms of Alpha waves - 8 seconds bursts of gamma waves (parietal cortex) – 1 second Aha!

  9. Knowledgeoception knowl.edge.o.cep.tion – the process whereby the stimulus of a new piece of information or knowledge (which includes facts, opinions, experience, emotions and body awareness) triggers a range of interactions with existing elements of knowledge, creating expanded perceptions that exceed the sum of the parts. Initially felt as a flash of insight, these interactions establish new, neural integrated systems which form deeper understanding, broader awareness, stronger convictions, additional unrelated thoughts, new world views and, ultimately, a deeper and wider scope of wisdom. AHA!

  10. Two Communities

  11. Automatic Systems LTP

  12. Mind A process that regulates the flow of energy and information Mindset

  13. www.richardhill.com.au

  14. Winner/Loser WorldCreative WorldHypothesis

  15. 8 DIFFERENCES • Inclusion • Lessons/Opportunities • Information • Inspiration • Outcome • Possibility • Interaction • Confidence • Exclusion • Events • Instruction • Competition • Result • Probability • Transaction • Arrogance

  16. 7 DEMONS • Right & Wrong • Good & Bad • Expectation • Fault & Blame • Criticism • Isolation & Separation • Guilt

  17. 7 BENEFITS • Hugs • Gentle talk • Listening • Laughter • Co-operation • Achievable tasks • Love & Kindness

  18. 6 Practices • That’s interesting • The problem is a message • What can I create with that? • Tell me everything in your head • The priority triangle • Random inspiration

  19. www.richardhill.com.au

  20. Challenging Pressure

  21. Free Won’t • Benjamin Libet (1970’s & 80’s) • Finger lifting experiment • 500ms

  22. Imprinted Memoryamygdala

  23. Mirror Neurons Inferior Parietal Lobule Pre Motor Cortex PF/PFG - macaque Inferior Frontal Gyrus Superior Temporal Sulcus - visual input Iacoboni and Dapretto Redgrave Nature Reviews Neuroscience7, 942–951 (December 2006) | doi:10.1038/ nrn2024

  24. Conscious awareness Emotional relevance – from visceral to verbal

  25. NOCICEPTION PROPRIOCEPTION NEUROCEPTION KNOWLEDGOCEPTION

  26. KNOWLEDGE Empirical Factual Intuitive Perceptive Conceptual Known Unknown TRANSFORMATIONAL

  27. Self monitoringPre Frontal Cortex

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