Scientists: The Human Brain Has Odd Similarities to the Entire Universe

Posted by Anonymous on March 31, 2022

NeuroGym News
March 30th, 2022

Are you looking for ways to shift your mindset, induce personal growth, and enrich your life? If so, you might already have everything you need; if you think that the lack of time and money keeps you from getting where you want to be, then it turns out you're wrong.

In part, your life experience results from your actions, but those actions come from your mind—knowledge and thoughts, to be accurate. But what if your mind was much more complex and surprisingly more unique than you thought?

Recent research findings show that the structure and basic operating principles of the human mind is similar to the known universe. Yes, your brain is much like the universe that created us in many different ways.

Scientists found that both entities have a similar structure; matter and mass distribution; and ways of arranging their elements. For now, only these connections were established. However, similarities between the human mind and the universe have been made far back into recorded history.

Ancient philosophers linked human thinking with their perception of how the universe operates. This was best described in the postulates of dialectic philosophers who often compared the course of human thoughts, ideas, and deductions with the principles of celestial movement, creation, and destruction.

Researchers might cautiously emphasize that the recorded brain and Universe similarity don't leave much room for interpretation, but there's still reason to be cautiously optimistic.

There are many ways in which you can advance from a better understanding of how your brain power and, more importantly, how those principles are the same ones shared with the great beyond.

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You can use the lessons learned by making comparisons between how the two entities form, grow, and transform to shape your mindset toward knowledge-based intuition.

As you're about to learn, your basic ideas—like what your life is all about, what you believe in, and what you choose to do—emerge from a very primal process of collecting information and creating neurological connections based on interpretation.

A simple repetition of this process builds up neuron by neuron until it forms billions of neural networks that enable us to interpret reality, make discoveries, and shape life as we know it.

In today's article, you'll explore how the universe is similar to the human mind and reflect on how you can leverage the metaphysical principles to start creating and transforming your life.