What is important is that one be able to distinguish what part of the brain can and does what-- just like you've learned what your fingers and mouth can do.
Once you learn a few brain basics, you have a much more direct understanding of brain processes- and thus, better control-- you are CONSCIOUS of how your brain is working, not just haphazard.
You can stimulate areas of your brain by thinking about that area of the brain- if you really know what that part of your brain does. Otherwise, its just pretending.
Neil www.neilslade.com
The Amazing Brain Adventure
