Ametsetan

Published by DEIA, Feb. 9, 2012




It is said that there is nothing that does not have a role in life. There are already several people in a short time that have told me that the dreams at night has no benefit for our brains, just saying, it´s worth nothing.

Sleep is much more than a break, it is also a fascinating show that our brain recreates in a means a movie screen without knowing very well with what object. But some argue that dreams allow us to exploit some of the amazing potential of our brain. Contrary to what one might think, it never rests, paradoxically maintains an index of activity well above normal while we sleep.

During sleep the mind is at its most peak and only one part is off, the core logic, what we might call "logic." Free from the shackles imposed by it, the brain can explore and analyze, using the dreams, all the experiences and knowledge gained during the day and classifying each experience in place. Not only that, but at that time that the "reasonable" is sometimes KO is when we get to create, to discern or resolve the doubts that beset us during the day by what we call inspiration or what is it that sometimes makes many loose ideas combine perfectly to give a solution which would otherwise hardly have been seen, because sometimes logic overshadows our imagination.

Perhaps caused by one of those dreams in which I was surrounded by a large orchestra that accompanied my triki, today I'm realizing this project as desired a while back, which invites me to wonder: what about all those dreams, projects, desires that make us be filled with enthusiasm to achieve them? Haven´t they been born in many of our dreams at night? Sometimes I think those of us how are dedicated in creating and realizing desires or dreams in which we live goes parallel to the road as indicated by our logic that we constantly unlearn, to make true the dream.

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GARUNA

Published by DEIA, March 3, 2011




The heat of the spotlights on my forehead and on my hand. My brain tries to concentrate on the music that I am interpreting. I want to focus on what I am doing. I look at the public, I see their faces and I start feeling the music but at the same time, in my mind, many thoughts start passing by and experiences lived. I close my eyes and I feel.

It has always been thought that the brain that is divided into two hemispheres divides its functions according to one thing or another. Thinking, talking, reasoning at the left side and the emotional, space at the right. It was thought that when carrying out a task one of the hemisphere according to its nature was used, but now one knows that, in spite of that there are functional sides, when we accomplish certain activities, as in learning how to play an instrument, the functions are distributed finally in both areas creating a more complex neuronal network. It has also been discovered that the brain regenerates the functions of every area making dependent on the needs of the same ones at the moment , that is, that if for any reason that it is there is an area of the brain that we stop using, he himself recycles it allotting other functions, for example, a person that becomes blind, within time the brain adjusts the cerebral areas in vision to new functions as in smelling, breathing, feeling etcetera, what turns our brain into the most adaptable and incredible organ that we have, almost as something of magic.

Music lovers admire the interpreter's fingers without stopping to think that everything as much as they make their fingers do, everything as much as he feels and he is capable to transmit, is also born in their mind. Thanks to it we think, feel and we talk. It helps us to relate with the world outside and to create our inner side. It knows everything about us and, on the other hand, we can only manage by intuition to know something of everything that it saves.

A fascinating capable machine that translates complex chemical formulas, in feelings, sensations, state of humor....... Or is it that there is something more?

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