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Restoring A Sense of Feel for Self and the Brain: A Path to Healing with Dr. Slaton Live · The Brain’s Body Podcast: The Brain Is the Body

• 0:00
  Dr. Slaton Live: The brain's body the ultimate experience social and emotional healing.
• 0:05
  Dr. Slaton Live: I am Dr Christopher Kevin Slaton, human Learning Consultant, who designs focused learning centers as a place to study how humans with problems learn.
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  Dr. Slaton Live: To serv a P a dean of the focused learning, I had to look within myself to really deal with other people and how to lead them to sense, feel and focus as a practice.
• 0:36
  Dr. Slaton Live: But it started with self and self research.
• 0:41
  Dr. Slaton Live: So brain taught me experiencing the experience of your inner voice helped me listen to how you feel, listen to how you receive the noises and sounds that may distinguish me from you and you from others.
• 1:00
  Dr. Slaton Live: Feel how it feels to walk in your shoes, as I had to figure out before I began to work with students, because I didn't want them to walk in my shoes.
• 1:14
  Dr. Slaton Live: I wanted them to walk in their own shoes and move through the experience of me and evolve forward, but also being able to look backward and still see themselves in me as a helper, not as their replacement or their world, because that's not brain talk.
• 1:37
  Dr. Slaton Live: Brain talk is a healing process.
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  Dr. Slaton Live: Think of how it feels to feel things.
• 1:45
  Dr. Slaton Live: When you're human learning consultant, you have to consider how the student feels about your connection, your voice, and your voice is heard by self first.
• 2:00
  Dr. Slaton Live: So when you release that energy, you have a sense of the influence, the power behind it.
• 2:08
  Dr. Slaton Live: Talk to the brain, not the body, because you want to heal your sense of feel through your inner voice.
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  Dr. Slaton Live: Healing is something you feel.
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  Dr. Slaton Live: Healing feels like help.
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  Dr. Slaton Live: So if you feel that you're worthy of help because you still have contact with your sense of feel for self and the brain, then you can understand what they're saying.
• 2:37
  Dr. Slaton Live: Fine, because healing is done through acts to reflect and you must be able to look back and forward, forward and backward and then be able to understand and comprehend the experience of self, other people and the environment, and not hate because of the way you end up feeling discarded in the act of studying self in relation to other people because other people can't seem to see or feel.
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  Dr. Slaton Live: You Don't let that be the burden.
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  Dr. Slaton Live: Healing is in the goal to experience your feelings.
• 3:24
  Dr. Slaton Live: Keep that on the front load.
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  Dr. Slaton Live: Fine, heal your feelings of what self Sell first, but then in relation to other people, because you have to experience them again and again and again and again.
• 3:44
  Dr. Slaton Live: This is brain talk.
• 3:45
  Dr. Slaton Live: You have an inner voice, can you hear it?
• 3:49
  Dr. Slaton Live: This is brain talk, the way you use language matters to sense and receive past functions.
• 3:58
  Dr. Slaton Live: You are learning how to feel that energy.
• 4:03
  Dr. Slaton Live: You are learning how to feel that action.
• 4:08
  Dr. Slaton Live: You are learning how to feel those feelings.
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  Dr. Slaton Live: And let me tell you why Because this is social neural processing we are doing right now.
• 4:21
  Dr. Slaton Live: So learning how to feel your brain is a natural thing.
• 4:29
  Dr. Slaton Live: That's not happening to everybody anymore.
• 4:34
  Dr. Slaton Live: Because once you dumb it down your sense path, you lose that sense of feeling, you abandon that sense of feeling, that context, you ignore it and now you have less control over your response system.
• 4:48
  Dr. Slaton Live: Because your response systems let's use this word are erroneous.
• 4:53
  Dr. Slaton Live: Because you have created a behavior, a behavior, a pattern of resistance, because you have not come to terms with the way you feel things.
• 5:11
  Dr. Slaton Live: Brain talk.
• 5:12
  Dr. Slaton Live: You are learning how to sense, feel and focus self-help.
• 5:19
  Dr. Slaton Live: I say do you feel it?
• 5:23
  Dr. Slaton Live: Do you feel me?
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  Dr. Slaton Live: How does it feel?
• 5:25
  Dr. Slaton Live: Are we doing the work?
• 5:28
  Dr. Slaton Live: The brain is the body.
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  Dr. Slaton Live: That is why you must manage how you use talk.
• 5:33
  Dr. Slaton Live: The body reacts to everything you feel.
• 5:37
  Dr. Slaton Live: We talk about domestic violence and if you lack a sense of feel, that means you are resisting feelings of care to not care.
• 5:47
  Dr. Slaton Live: You're dumbing it down, so your body becomes a physical weapon because you have ignored your sense of feel for self, because you don't want to care about other people.
• 6:01
  Dr. Slaton Live: And here we go, so you're not thinking it off.
• 6:07
  Dr. Slaton Live: A sense of feel is a connection to the brain.
• 6:12
  Dr. Slaton Live: A connection to the brain is thinking things through, not reacting.
• 6:17
  Dr. Slaton Live: You and your react.
• 6:19
  Dr. Slaton Live: The process, neuro process continues and you go through reflection.
• 6:26
  Dr. Slaton Live: Can you choose to accept the fact or the consequences of what you may or may not do?
• 6:35
  Dr. Slaton Live: When that reflection hits you, what do you do?
• 6:38
  Dr. Slaton Live: It's brain talk.
• 6:40
  Dr. Slaton Live: Your brain is doing this work.
• 6:42
  Dr. Slaton Live: This is brain talk.
• 6:44
  Dr. Slaton Live: The body reacts to everything you feel.
• 6:48
  Dr. Slaton Live: That is why you must control how you think through your feelings of self and the brain, because self is a social neuro.
• 6:59
  Dr. Slaton Live: You the physical and the mental.
• 7:05
  Speaker 2: In many ways, the body belongs to the brain.
• 7:08
  Speaker 2: Talking to your brain is a necessary mental exercise in order to strengthen the sense path which allows one to become more experienced in learning how to live, education and science.
• 7:21
  Speaker 2: The brain's body is a necessary tool to practice self discovery and self help in order to build process skills.
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  Speaker 2: Written by human learning consultant, dr Christopher K Slaton, this book provides the reader with guidance from an expert on how to inform the brain and discipline the body, all through talking to the brain.
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  Speaker 2: As you learn about your own brain, find yourself on a path of self discovery and leadership.
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  Speaker 2: While reading this hands on guide,