Brain Body Mind

What is memory? What is NLP? This great bundle-pack explains the differences between short- and long-term memory, defines the neurology and parameters of neuro-linguistic programming (NLP), and introduces you to essential NLP concepts with meditation to improve your mental power! These audiobooks teach memory techniques such as expanding your attention span, being more alert, and increasing your creativity and imagination.

If you want to understand how the mind talks to the rest of the body, you must first grasp how the brain works and how it creates a two-way dialogue. This audiobook is a brief introduction to that subject, while providing sufficient information so that you can understand the role that the mind/ brain plays in directing physical health.

In this audiobook, you will experience healing on a cellular level using guided meditation. As a bonus for you, there is a free printable workbook that may help you to understand where your negative feelings came from and how they have affected your life. Throughout life, we program our brain (supercomputer) by a series of rituals which we learn from significant others. These rituals become programs in our brain. The programs control how we think, feel, and react to others. May they be positive or negative.

There are many books that talk about fighting your anxiety. They instruct you on how to deny, distract, and even hate your anxiety. Whilst these approaches can alleviate anxiety to some degree, they don't quite teach you how to actually deal with it effectively with a long-term effect. This book will assist in explaining how and why anxiety exists, and how to appreciate the fact that anxiety is there to provide a safety alarm system. You will learn ways to avoid the usual pitfalls of dealing with anxiety, such as alcohol, drugs, gambling, fishing, golfing, cleaning, or jogging.

The part of the brain most heavily associated with mental health, memory, emotion, and mood is called the hippocampus - the biological name for the seahorse. It is the unusual seahorse-like shape of the hippocampus that has led to its evocative name. Just as the seahorse charms the depths of oceans, our own hippocampus, when supported and nurtured, can help enchant our own lives.