Top 10 strangest phenomena of the mind

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1 day ago
by Anna in , ,

strange phenomena of the brainAt least once in our lives, we all have done or said things that gave us a strong impression that it had happened before. What games does our brain play with us?

Here are the top 10 strangest phenomena that occur at times in our mind:

1. Deja vu

Deja vu is an experience of having seen or experienced a new situation previously. It feels like if the event has already happened before. The experience is usually accompanied by a strong sense of familiarity and a sense of paradox or bizarre. The “previous” experience is usually attributed to a dream, but sometimes there is a constant feeling that it really has happened in the past. (more…)

Ring of Fire: unique solar eclipse on May 20, 2012

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1 day ago
by Anna in ,

A unique solar eclipse will begin on May 20, 2012 in China and will move to the east, to the United States on May 21, 2012. Unfortunately, the eclipse will be visible only in limited areas of the Earth.

The eclipse will block more light from the sun, leaving a spectacular “ring of fire” shining in the sky. It will be visible in those parts of the Earth which will lie along the path of the eclipse. (more…)

Recurring dreams: a way to explore ourselves

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2 days ago
by Anna in ,

recurring dreamsRecurring dreams (those we see repeatedly for a long period) are the most important. With their help our subconscious wants to grab all our attention and prompt resolution of the issue it speaks of. The more intense is a dream, the more attention we need to pay to it. The basic idea of these dreams is a problem we are concerned for a long time or an important message that we have not completely understood but our conscious continues sending it to us until we fully get it. (more…)

How long will humans live in the future?

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3 days ago
by Anna in ,

human in the futureModern medicine redefines the boundaries of age and could soon allow humans to go beyond the limit of 120 years!

Until now it was believed that the duration of human life has a given threshold, but scientists who participated in a related conference at the Oxford University refused this theory.

Paul Hodge, the head of the Harvard Generations Policy Program, stressed that governments around the world who face the crisis on the issue of retirement of the aging workforce and increased health care costs should prepare to handle this challenge. (more…)

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