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How Meditation Can Reshape Our Brains: Sara Lazar at TEDxCambridge 2011 

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Neuroscientist Sara Lazar's amazing brain scans show meditation can actually change the size of key regions of our brain, improving our memory and making us more empathetic, compassionate, and resilient under stress.
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@nfcoard
@nfcoard 11 лет назад
One of the best ways to meditate is to gently become aware of your breathing. Just become aware of it. When your mind wanders just gently bring your attention back to becoming aware of your breathing again. Don't judge how well you did. Or whether it is "working". You always did well. And it always works. If thoughts or feelings arise and you lose conscious awareness of your breathing, just gently and without judgement bring your attention/awareness back to your breathing.
@TheAGODAMI
@TheAGODAMI 4 года назад
nfcoard 💯👍👏😇
@josephjralcantara1916
@josephjralcantara1916 4 года назад
This helps 😀
@drashokkumar2125
@drashokkumar2125 4 года назад
Sahaj yoga
@tobiasdontmatter1868
@tobiasdontmatter1868 4 года назад
Yesss, many people misconstrue desire with aspire. Aspirations turn INTO desires when expectations develop. Know your intentions ALWAYS.
@davidr6418
@davidr6418 3 года назад
Wow. I've been meditating for alot of years and your advice is spot on. Meditation is not perfected, it is practiced. 🧘‍♂️
@vicx05
@vicx05 11 лет назад
I meditated 30 mins daily for 2 months a year ago and it REALLY worked for me. Since then I've found it much easier to deal with stress and difficult people, I gave up on bad habits, I'm less needy/more independent, I'm much more compassionate, a lot less selfish and FAR more altruistic than I used to be and best of all I've had a lot more spiritual experiences. As for the meditation itself, wow, I saw things I never knew existed. Meditation is the gift you never knew you had, give it a chance.
@josejuarez5846
@josejuarez5846 3 года назад
Love this!!
@theguyver4934
@theguyver4934 3 года назад
@@josejuarez5846 - One question can you recommend me a book that can guide me in mindfulness meditation and help me master it from the book ?
@emilyds1276
@emilyds1276 2 года назад
absolutely. more spiritual experiences* yes and better able to deal with people and their ways. resilient absolutely. and increased focus, awareness, steadiness
@liamkay6456
@liamkay6456 2 года назад
The mind illuminated is the best book on meditation
@deepapatricia
@deepapatricia 2 года назад
So what exactly you do during a meditation...
@iwnunn7999
@iwnunn7999 5 лет назад
She was nervous (who wouldn't be). But did what she set out to do in a clear, convincing, and intelligent manner. This is a contribution to your well being. Take it to heart and appreciate it.
@codswallop321
@codswallop321 3 года назад
Agreed. And her (slight) nervousness actually makes her message MORE authentic. She is clearly a scientist presenting data - not a salesperson with the latest snake oil.
@atticusfinch6038
@atticusfinch6038 3 года назад
She should have meditated before the presentation 🧘‍♂️
@iwnunn7999
@iwnunn7999 Год назад
@intelbro3097 lmfao. Then it did what I intended.
@anupambanerjee2381
@anupambanerjee2381 6 лет назад
Very impressive! The sophomores who are mocking her nervousness seem to forget that not everybody is comfortable on the stage, addressing people. She is herself. Let us respect that. More importantly, she communicates her point.
@d4rk-eren-kage312
@d4rk-eren-kage312 3 года назад
a round ofaplause to her and the courage she takes to go on stage
@loner8713
@loner8713 7 месяцев назад
I used to be an addict for 10 years, I tried to practice mindfulness meditation and it really helped me, I am no longer an addict 😊
@Vayanovic
@Vayanovic 6 месяцев назад
Hey great to hear you succeed. How did you start? Did you make a gradual start to it? How long should I meditate for as a beginner - please give me some advice.
@loner8713
@loner8713 5 месяцев назад
@@Vayanovic when I first started my goal was to meditate for 10 minutes everyday then after I noticed that I could exceed 10 minutes, I had to increase to 20 - 30 minutes. You know how to meditate right?
@tharun960
@tharun960 7 лет назад
Bring this into schools, prisons, workplaces, aged care homes and more!
@purd691
@purd691 3 года назад
That is why Im here
@dominionn09
@dominionn09 4 года назад
Weight lifting💪 and meditation 🧘‍♂️ is helping my anxiety big time
@Supreme0757
@Supreme0757 4 года назад
💪🏾💪🏾👍🏾
@sheld44
@sheld44 4 года назад
Amen brother. Weight lifting is in it's own way a form of meditation. Focusing on your form, engaging the correct muscles to push the weights, counting your reps.
@Mel-os3ld
@Mel-os3ld 3 года назад
💜
@yomer355
@yomer355 3 года назад
and emojis
@dominionn09
@dominionn09 3 года назад
@@yomer355 👍👍👍👍😜😜😜😁👀
@WingsofApolloMusic
@WingsofApolloMusic 9 лет назад
Meditation has changed my life!
@srisurabhi2788
@srisurabhi2788 3 года назад
@DD DD how did it change ur life?
@ciciwu5066
@ciciwu5066 Год назад
I started meditating beginning of this year, I wish all human being start to meditate, it helped my depression from losing my dog, improved my sleep, I become a happier person, I am more aware of my thoughts, easier to control bad emotions and stress, it’s all what she said in the video
@sheld44
@sheld44 4 года назад
Why so many negative comments about her speech? I think she done a great job, public speaking isn't as easy as people think
@EchoBravo370
@EchoBravo370 3 года назад
She was amazing. She did not need a script. She knew every part of her topic and just freestyled. Impressive.
@KingaGorski
@KingaGorski 7 лет назад
I firmly believe that meditation and pranayama can change your brain, your thoughts and ultimately, your life. So many fantastic benefits to breath work!
@baronsledjoys1363
@baronsledjoys1363 7 лет назад
Hey, try this: if you don't like how fast she talks, put the playback speed to 0.75x. Works like a charm!
@gopal.pholane7
@gopal.pholane7 6 лет назад
Man 🙏🙏
@dolondasgupta3419
@dolondasgupta3419 6 лет назад
Seriously, you are a problem solver. Not a complainer. Thanks
@wakatpr6583
@wakatpr6583 5 лет назад
Baron Sledjoys was watching in x2 lol
@marye5437
@marye5437 5 лет назад
Baron Sledjoys How do I do that?. Thank yo.
@ScottElliott888
@ScottElliott888 4 года назад
cool x1.25 can still follow it but it's finished sooner
@8Oresamada8
@8Oresamada8 9 лет назад
start a meditation habit today! seriously stop watching vids about it and just go for it
@tomascardenas2699
@tomascardenas2699 5 лет назад
Wich type of meditation you do?
@darshangowda9347
@darshangowda9347 5 лет назад
@@tomascardenas2699 Take up a 10 day course in Vipassana meditation. If anybody asks you money to teach you meditation, it most probably is not genuine.
@katiab2979
@katiab2979 4 года назад
Vipassana changed my life, forever grateful! With metta :)
@TheShuryansh
@TheShuryansh 4 года назад
Or see this video with complete attention
@lukus_gomlegi
@lukus_gomlegi 4 года назад
@@darshangowda9347 a ten episode youtube series of how to meditate? 😂
@aseemap8308
@aseemap8308 4 года назад
What I felt when I was meditating was that I was feeling a lot more happier and I could feel lot of sensations through out my body. Stopped overthinking. No judgement issues. Acceptance and a lot more.
@mumu2635
@mumu2635 2 года назад
Also become positive but above all the sudden 'wisdom' arise from peaceful is the most mysterious part:)
@macintoshimann9892
@macintoshimann9892 Год назад
I have an “irreversible” movement disorder from a bad car accident and meditation is shredding the disease down to nothing. I used to struggle to walk, now I run with bliss! Even deadlifted 315 lbs recently! I cannot use my body the way it used to work but that doesn’t seem to matter. Meditation has disabled the fear center and disabled my seizure like tremor. Its opened my mind up to all sorts of new ways to move. I don’t know that I’ll ever feel the same as I used to but I feel 100x better already!
@Slidehhy
@Slidehhy Год назад
How are you now brother
@user-xm9li7wo8o
@user-xm9li7wo8o Год назад
I love those kind of ted talks. Just straight to the point, no jokes inbetween. Super clear and easy to follow&understand. Well done Sara
@ReallyRedPanda
@ReallyRedPanda 11 лет назад
Simple, concise and effective talk. Gave the well grounded proof, peppered with the speaker's own initial doubts, and backed it all up with proof from brain scans. I loved this talk.
@relaxationsounds6640
@relaxationsounds6640 2 года назад
It's fantastic to see that this is backed by science. It has to be one of the most under-rated ways to balance so much in our lives, especially with the stress and anxiety that we face everyday. Brilliant video tbh!!!
@SophieParmantier
@SophieParmantier 8 лет назад
Am glad scientists are now able to PROVE what some of us just already experience and feel ;) Thank you Sara.
@DanielSilva-ei7kd
@DanielSilva-ei7kd 5 лет назад
Meditation takes time and patience, but everyone can do it! Don't feel alone or frustrated, we were all in that same place.
@marynordseth2788
@marynordseth2788 7 лет назад
I meditate several times a week for 30 mins. I've stopped taking SSRI's. The video is interesting. I may increase to daily. Thx.
@chandanuu
@chandanuu 3 года назад
Hi, I take ssri. Whenever I quit I suffer some serious consequences. Pls help me.
@livegedreht
@livegedreht 3 года назад
@@chandanuu It is not bad to take them! Don't think you have to stop, it just fixes the serotonin levels. It's nice if one can handle his/her life without it but first and foremost if it helps you, take it. I suffer unbelievable without my SSRI & I think it ist very important to not stress myself about living without them. Try to meditate and when you think it helps you than talk to your doctor about a smaller dose but don't glforce it or worry if it doesn't work
@chandanuu
@chandanuu 3 года назад
@@livegedreht Hi, Thank you for your advice. What is the common problem that you get when you quit taking ssri? For me it is digestive issues
@livegedreht
@livegedreht 3 года назад
@@chandanuu I take them because of my depression, they come back when I quit It is horrible I suffered so long but since I take them (1 Year) I can handle myself much better. I have physical Symptoms too like dizziness but I don't recognize them that much because of my mood
@chandanuu
@chandanuu 3 года назад
@@livegedreht thank you for your reply.
@brookebutler163
@brookebutler163 5 лет назад
Meditation has truly changed my life. It blows my mind that more people don't know about it/try it! Whenever someone opens up to me and tells me they're going through a hard time, I tell them to meditate. I encourage you all to do the same!
@Србомбоница86
@Србомбоница86 4 года назад
Is guided meditation good for a beginner ?
@darshangowda9347
@darshangowda9347 4 года назад
@@Србомбоница86 I would suggest a Vipassana course as a beginner, which is free of cost. You get to learn the technique thoroughly under a teacher. Good luck!
@relaxationmusica6690
@relaxationmusica6690 3 года назад
I wish everyone the happiest lives they could live. You deserve it. You’re worth something, don’t ever doubt it.
@yakib4663
@yakib4663 3 года назад
:)
@sugarspells8781
@sugarspells8781 2 года назад
Loved the talk. I'm new to meditation but I already feel like I'm feeling more clarity in my thoughts. Sure, could be placebo but whatever works works.
@ReneeKnightYogaRani
@ReneeKnightYogaRani 12 лет назад
This is amazing, we've been telling our students this for a long time, and now there is proof! Excellent! Thanks, Sara Lazar!
@vaibhavyadav3980
@vaibhavyadav3980 3 года назад
India🇮🇳 has given many things to the world including YOGA and MEDITATION👐🏻❤️
@shashwatpoudel7273
@shashwatpoudel7273 3 года назад
It's not india brother it's nepal .buddha was the one who spread it and the yogi in himalayas were one who invented it.Go read veda.
@vaibhavyadav3980
@vaibhavyadav3980 3 года назад
@@shashwatpoudel7273 you should read history before talking like this
@ABD-od2xh
@ABD-od2xh 5 месяцев назад
lol lundians didnt give anything except gomutra😂
@Skatamska
@Skatamska 9 лет назад
She convinced me with science to actually start meditating. I'm a stressed out stroke survivor and I've been stuck in fight-or-flight mode for a few years now. I still have a hard time meditating and I don't really like it, but before I start I think about what she said and I do it anyway.
@lovmuzik99
@lovmuzik99 9 лет назад
Tamara my heart goes out to you. I know what it feels like to be in fight or flight mode it sucks. It takes a toll on you. But its also teaching you something as well if you can tend to it. I hope you will get clear. Good luck on your journey.
@Skatamska
@Skatamska 9 лет назад
Thanks! I hoped meditation would help me, but I'm just too restless to do it. With lots of effort I can do 10 minutes and afterwards I don't feel relaxed, but just more frustrated.
@mojo5093
@mojo5093 6 лет назад
listen to guided meditation videos
@conceptodaf
@conceptodaf 5 лет назад
I don't know what kind of technique you use to meditate, but in some cases it's a trial and error process. There are those who meditate on their own (like me), those who attend meditation groups, and those who listen to guided meditations. But in this last example, you could be overloaded with random thoughts: "Did I disable the automatic reproduction? Is the sound very loud?" etc etc, which ends up becoming a negative stimulus that takes you out of the right state of meditation. In addition, in many guided meditations they use visualization as a vehicle, which is wrong for someone who's just beginning (besides, they're different things). Just find your own way, the one that best suits you. If you suffer from chronic stress or from anxiety syndrome, you must understand that they involve a conscientious task in which you must reeducate yourself, in many aspects, and learning to relax is one of them (I mention this one in particular because it's a requirement to meditate). I think you don't like it because *maybe* you had created a structure of preconceptions around this, but you must evade them. Besides, it's a slap in the anxiety's face and it's quite expected that you have some inner resistance to do it. Meditation simply "is", don't think of it, don't try to rationalize it. Just be there -present-, do what you're supposed to and let yourself be. Sometimes we must force ourselves to do what is good for us, we like it or not, because only through experience can we learn to appreciate it. I believe that once you get into that special state and begin to really feel its benefits, then you'll begin to like it and you'll do it with greater enthusiasm. It takes time and patience, but you can do it! And please, don't feel alone or frustrated, we were all in that same place. Like everything new, you should give yourself time to explore it at your own pace :) And I'm sorry, english isn't my native language and it's pretty rusty.
@botbadger
@botbadger 5 лет назад
How's the meditation going? Did it help? Are you still practicing it?
@DharmendraRaiMindMap
@DharmendraRaiMindMap 9 лет назад
One of the most lucid videos about the neuroscience of meditation . Super Sara Lazar
@susanschafer1248
@susanschafer1248 5 лет назад
This was so interesting and it really confirms more scientifically some of what I have thought for many years, just based on personal experience and what I've observed in others. It makes sense really. I enjoyed the video and to anyone that criticized her delivery, I thought she spoke really well. I doubt that she's a professional speaker and she seemed to just be enthused and excited about sharing this very interesting information. ( If she did have some stage fright -- big deal. Even professional speakers and entertainers can experience stage fright -- and even after many years. ) To the speaker, if you read this, thank you for sharing your time and your knowledge.
@rajansridharjnv9604
@rajansridharjnv9604 3 года назад
Tq for this... The science behind medidation... Exactly working... I am experiencing it from past 4 months... Awesome work.... Medidation- the most essential need for today's hurry burry world.... 100% i recommend this...
@mustafa-cx2fg
@mustafa-cx2fg 7 лет назад
meditation helped me combat my sexual addiction alongside smoking and xanax addiction. but i still procrastinate and feel mildly anxious at social gatherings.
@carriemason-draffen8730
@carriemason-draffen8730 5 лет назад
Very interest. I have been meditating for more than 25 years and I can identify with some of the changes she mentioned.
@aratrikroy380
@aratrikroy380 3 года назад
Whoa you sure have witnessed a lot of positivity over these 25 years
@fk-hi6gs
@fk-hi6gs 2 года назад
@@aratrikroy380 I can't talk for Carrie, but my experience is that there is a lot of unwanted/subconscious stuff hidden in ones mind, and when one meditates, this things will float to the surface and might not but you in a happy positive mood. Through meditation, extended awareness though will give you the space to deal with this things in a calm way, all though tears might be rolling. Meditation is not so much about becoming happy, which is only a side effect. The goal is peace, content and fullfilment. When you are in peace, content and fullfiled, who needs happiness :)
@TinRapper
@TinRapper 8 лет назад
If you've never tried public speaking before, don't think you're authorized to judge her speech.
@katherineward4299
@katherineward4299 7 лет назад
FBGM
@rashadmatthews765
@rashadmatthews765 7 лет назад
She did fine , there was nothing wrong
@JuanPablodelaTorre
@JuanPablodelaTorre 7 лет назад
Where do I get an authorization to judge people? I need one to answer your comment.
@shahzaib_717
@shahzaib_717 7 лет назад
This simple ‘trick’ reverses Alzheimer’s in 14 days twitter.com/3a000d80820f32e35/status/804578733948444672 How Meditation Can Reshape Our Brains Sara Lazar at TEDxxxCambridge 2011
@beckybernshausen830
@beckybernshausen830 7 лет назад
Max Đỗ I would have to say that as a listener, or an audience, her talking in such a fast pace tends to make a person feel nervous. Her voice is not soothing I almost can not finish the video even though she seems to be very knowledgeable.
@themilarad
@themilarad 3 года назад
To the people who think she's talking too fast, slow the speed to 0.75. It's that easy. Then go meditate.
@Kay-rp1fz
@Kay-rp1fz 4 года назад
if you find the speed of the speaker's speech too fast for your comfort, you can slow the playback speed of the video to .75 or even slower (youtube has that option!)
@yogasoundhealing2202
@yogasoundhealing2202 9 лет назад
Thanks so much for your research which substantiates what yogis and meditators have known, but haven't had the scientific proof, for thousands of years.
@paulamcgivern8552
@paulamcgivern8552 Год назад
Thank you again. Such a brilliantly simple, real and evidenced based presentation.Hope that you are still enjoying the benefits of yoga, Sara.🙏
@crisdga
@crisdga 2 года назад
I love your studies, thank you Dr. Lazar for your work!!!!! It has helped me convinve even the most skeptical person that meditation and yoga really are incredible for brain health & overall wellbeing!
@Tapas2017
@Tapas2017 4 года назад
Video Summary: 1.Stress from environment (in terms of finance, friends family and work) is always there. 2.When you meditate your neuronal network changes which results in growth of frontal cortex or Neo brain which increases consciousness, compassion, awareness and distinction between right and wrong. This is called neuronal restructuring mediated by neuroplasticity (ability of neuronal networks to rewire). 3.When you don't meditate you reflexly respond to stress like animals (rats) do with fear anxiety stress and restlessness. In these individuals neuroplasticty is increase in size of fight or flight primitive subconscious brain namely amygdala. Amygdala volume increases. 4. Even when stressors go amygdala remain large in size, this shows brain has been rewired permanently, (until of course new stimulus like meditation undoes the previous damage). 5. Meditate more everyday to fight reflex stress generated emotional responses like anger greed despair anxiety and depression, replaced by compassion, kindness and awareness. Our reflex natures are revelatory signatures of our past experiences.
@janinecahill9678
@janinecahill9678 7 лет назад
comments about her presentation skills possibly show lack of empathy and compassion. Perhaps take up meditation.
@abczyx2k15x
@abczyx2k15x 7 лет назад
I agree.
@rasheedzedan8247
@rasheedzedan8247 7 лет назад
well, I have to disagree , she is trying to tell us that meditation can affect your life and make u less nervous and it relieves anxiety and depression, while she ( a miditator ) is looking very anxious and nervous , which make us disbelief in her presentation as meditation didn't affect her at all in a very stressful situation , bottom line is that her nervous performance debunked what she was trying to proof
@gabormenczelesz3189
@gabormenczelesz3189 7 лет назад
How can one judge her performance? It needs to be evaluated without meditation and with. Also, its more about personal style of speech. Some people like and some don't
@justinmckenzie7328
@justinmckenzie7328 7 лет назад
The more presentations she gives, the better she will get. That demonstrates how neuroplasticity works. I don't think she is trying to convince you that meditation alone fixes everything.
@tracystafford7494
@tracystafford7494 7 лет назад
Janine Cahill haha!!! Yes!!! Love it!!! ❤️
@clock99times
@clock99times 8 лет назад
This is excellent, very well explained.
@thespiritfish3891
@thespiritfish3891 2 года назад
Yoga has changed my life completely. I started yoga over 20 years ago.
@michaelewhalen7542
@michaelewhalen7542 10 лет назад
A common misconception is that meditation "clears your thoughts". In mindfulness meditation, which is what this woman is speaking about, the instruction is to *pay attention* to anything that occurs in the moment. Rather than chasing thoughts away, in mindfulness you acknowledge them and then let them go and return to the point of focus, like the breath. You are never in any way in a trance. Quite the opposite, you are more fully awake and aware of the present moment, not "switching it off".
@adielwilson8749
@adielwilson8749 4 года назад
You can't turn off your brain you can only change it's focus. If you try to turn off your brain you will turn on the stress response.
@derekfrost8991
@derekfrost8991 3 года назад
@@adielwilson8749 i know a few people who turned their brains off.. 😂
@olaapekala
@olaapekala 2 года назад
@@adielwilson8749 This is my first response for a question I ask myself everytime I try meditation: 'Why am I so stressed and become angry, why I can't focus, when I try to meditate and it never feels like an ease but rather like sth I am forcing?" Thanks for the light. It's clearer now for me.
@adielwilson8749
@adielwilson8749 2 года назад
@@olaapekala you’re welcome.
@andrewbeast9
@andrewbeast9 3 года назад
Thank you for the bettering of humanity!
@annabella9039
@annabella9039 3 года назад
Meditation is everything. We would drive the pharmaceutical companies out of business if we practiced it everyday.
@julio2011hotdog
@julio2011hotdog 4 года назад
I love changing, I think that I've done a big change in my life so far but I still need to change a lot. I'm anxious, depressed, I have problems speaking, understanding concepts and memorizing. I have started meditating four months ago so let's see how good this will be for me in the long run.
@taval8389
@taval8389 3 года назад
Any update??
@marcellocapone4925
@marcellocapone4925 9 лет назад
I've been meaning to give this a try for years. I''m still skeptical but I will finally go for it, and see how it goes after a while.
@prosperous7243
@prosperous7243 9 лет назад
how did it go
@xleax6479
@xleax6479 8 лет назад
+Marcello Capone How did it go?
@Ayoutubeaccount3
@Ayoutubeaccount3 8 лет назад
+Marcello Capone How did it go?
@dryued6874
@dryued6874 7 лет назад
How did it go, Marcello Capone? *WHAT DID YOU SEE?!*
@beepbopbeep2873
@beepbopbeep2873 6 лет назад
Marcello Capone how did it go?! Its been months!!
@AKD155
@AKD155 6 месяцев назад
I had a doctor tell me that anything was better than nothing. If you can only do 2-3 minutes of meditation at a time that it would still be beneficial is what she told me
@Torrpeter
@Torrpeter 11 лет назад
It's pretty conclusive the benefits of Meditation. It works!
@thoughtfulschoolsprogramuw8096
@thoughtfulschoolsprogramuw8096 3 года назад
Let's focus on the great information she is sharing.
@CharlotteForbes
@CharlotteForbes 9 лет назад
This is an extremely helpful video. Thank you!
@balajia3241
@balajia3241 5 месяцев назад
Great and impactful speech
@weedpot100
@weedpot100 8 лет назад
This was a awesome video. Very informative and provided great evidence to back it up. 10/10
@nancydutt1492
@nancydutt1492 4 года назад
I love meditation. It's so healing for your brain.
@kai518
@kai518 11 лет назад
This is absolutely beautiful. Thank you thank you thank you
@adarshj4752
@adarshj4752 11 лет назад
Many have a wrong idea in meditation,yoga .The changes they can have in your brain,mind and body is more than imaginable
@thebenefitsofmeditation8261
@thebenefitsofmeditation8261 11 лет назад
Very informative! I have been meditating for years and have heard this many times. Interesting to hear it from a neuroscientist.
@sylviamartin3445
@sylviamartin3445 4 года назад
Awesome video and I work with clients everyday in Hypnosis to help them become Free with understanding, It’s important that you honor the thoughts in your mind because your thoughts create your belief and experiences. You have positive thoughts and you have negative ones too. Nurture your mind with positive thoughts: kindness, empathy, compassion, peace, love, joy, humility, generosity, etc. The more you feed your mind with positive thoughts, the more you can attract great things into your life. hugs
@sofyla9466
@sofyla9466 6 лет назад
I loved the scientific info I got from this
@hereandnow5378
@hereandnow5378 Год назад
Yoga and meditation are two gifts of India ( hinduism and buddhism) to the whole mankind
@danjshanahan
@danjshanahan 9 лет назад
Excellent presentation and key to attracting non-meditators to the power and benefits of mindful meditation. Sara is honest about her resistance to meditation and other researchers as well, but instrument based analysis illustrates how healthful the practice is for the brain. Dan Shanahan
@margaretpeloquin4734
@margaretpeloquin4734 9 лет назад
Compelling and informative.
@luvyanks4ever
@luvyanks4ever 3 года назад
Your feelings are your greatest tools to help you create your life.
@neicygilliam7525
@neicygilliam7525 3 года назад
Agreed
@yogaforwitches
@yogaforwitches 7 лет назад
That was a lot of awesome information to fit into 8 minutes! great talk :)
@oliverrojas7117
@oliverrojas7117 3 года назад
Thanks for sharing your story and presenting how you verified fundamental neuroplasticity occurs thru mediation with research.
@boleroinferno
@boleroinferno 9 лет назад
It's more like "body-mind plasticity" than "neuroplasticity" because it's not just the brain. The body is a holistic system. There are about 4 input channels: stomach e.g. for recycling RNA, small intestine e.g. for absorbing water-based nutrition, the colon e.g. for fermentation of solid waste by gut bacteria, and the lungs e.g. for the absorption of airborne nutrition. There are a couple of output channels: solid waste elimination, liquid waste elimination, skin (sweat), and the lungs.
@helenaville5939
@helenaville5939 9 лет назад
The Rain Shimmers But the topic of study was just the brain. Expanding on this is for another discussion on another day.
@westsidesmitty1
@westsidesmitty1 Год назад
The importance of the Enteric nervous system is only now being appreciated in the West. Excellent points.
@findhealthtips
@findhealthtips 4 года назад
I really want to say... With meditation we dig more inside us and feel joyful
@chidanandanayak9609
@chidanandanayak9609 3 года назад
I meditated 5-8 hours a day for 3-5 months and I was able to live a anxiety and depression free life. But not all meditation techniques are for all..you have to choose your convenient ones
@skippy7208
@skippy7208 3 года назад
That’s impressive! 8 hours in a day?!! Glad it solved your anxiety and depression 👍
@chidanandanayak9609
@chidanandanayak9609 3 года назад
@@skippy7208 right meditation can cure you from certain diseases too.. Google phakyab Rinpoche.. his recovery is worlds first documented case
@chidanandanayak9609
@chidanandanayak9609 3 года назад
@@User-ef3zw seems like you have no knowledge about both diet and meditation. thanks
@djsharma18
@djsharma18 4 года назад
Namastey 🙏🏼, thank you for telling something which we have known and practiced for thousands of years here in India.
@doesntmatterwhateves9359
@doesntmatterwhateves9359 4 года назад
Pff! Show off!
@DRSURYAPRAKASHSURGEON
@DRSURYAPRAKASHSURGEON 3 года назад
@@doesntmatterwhateves9359 jealous ??
@lalitahalawar2198
@lalitahalawar2198 2 года назад
@@doesntmatterwhateves9359 yoga ,pranayama ,Dhyna ( meditation ) came from India only.
@Raccon_Detective.
@Raccon_Detective. 2 года назад
1:56 Scientifically Validated Benefits 3:59 Areas with more Gray Matter 5:36 Left Hippocampus 6:11 Temporo-Parietal Junction 6:27 Change in Stress Correlates with change in Amygdala Gray Matter
@TheAddy99
@TheAddy99 6 лет назад
Yoga is an ancient Indian science which has much deeper impact than decreasing stress. Yoga is capabale of making you aware of your inner self.
@depressiontoexpression
@depressiontoexpression 10 лет назад
If you know someone who suffers from depression/anxiety, my channel could be a resource for them ( a guided meditation as well) . No one should suffer in silence.
@steph48236
@steph48236 9 лет назад
I need you in my life. . . saw your welcome video and you had me crying!
@shaliniaggarwal4657
@shaliniaggarwal4657 2 года назад
Hoe to access your chanel?
@anthonystitt3052
@anthonystitt3052 2 года назад
I love Sara's talk. Thank you.
@123admini2r
@123admini2r 11 лет назад
Amazing indians who found yoga are freaking awesome!
@nicolebarry5366
@nicolebarry5366 4 года назад
Such a brilliant talk Sara. Thank you.
@expansiveentrainment8878
@expansiveentrainment8878 8 лет назад
Meditation and positive thinking certainly do help! I love it
@VaibhavJain1
@VaibhavJain1 12 лет назад
Placebo can be effective too. Having bad thoughts (no real weapon or substance) is capable enough to increase BP, heart rate etc and actually causes real identifiable diseases in the body such as Atherosclerosis which is mainly initiated by high BP. If we agree with that, then good thoughts (even if through placebo) can brings visible effects in the body. This study and Placebo both are showing positive outcomes, so we have win win from both sides. I am starting meditation from now. :)
@JudoMateo
@JudoMateo 9 лет назад
What are the implications of these studies in regard to the very popular materialistic view of most scientists which leads to the theory that consciousness is some kind of epiphenomenon that arises as an effect of material processes? If actions that are performed strictly within ones awareness have a measurable effect on material structures it appears that the materialistic/epiphenomenon model is outdated and that the Buddha's statement that "All mental phenomena have mind as their forerunner; they have mind as their chief; they are mind-made." may have merit.I find these studies on how mindfulness rewires and strengthens the brain very interesting to say the least. I've practiced Satipatthana for a number of years and many people are astonished at how well and clearly I remember, how calmly I handle heavy loads of stress, and solve problematic situations peacefully; so I know first hand from years of experiences the powerful benefits that arise from regular practice. Peace.
@chas-xx7rl
@chas-xx7rl 9 лет назад
JudoMateo I saw 2 people who stated that consciousness is physical on YT, I almost shot myself.
@keyvangeula7807
@keyvangeula7807 11 лет назад
I appreciate this talk of Dr. Lazar of Harvard medical School as I am putting my CGIE interns into a regiment of prayer and meditation followed by discussion on they see the application of the prayers they heard in their daily life. we call this Meditation with Intention. i am preparing a blog on it
@amidlifewoman
@amidlifewoman 10 лет назад
Very good info. I never heard it explained as well and in lay men terms :)
@JustTro
@JustTro 10 лет назад
Amidlifewoman, I agree. The speech was givien and I left understanding what was talked about. However I wonder if they considered what time of the day the subjected mediated during. We all have different times of the day that are more stressful than others. I wonder if that makes a difference. -Troetta -Women's Health Issue Class
@Averagesasquatch
@Averagesasquatch 2 месяца назад
I've been saying that yoga and meditation should be prescribed in place of psychotherapy for many people. Therapy often does this opposite of this to people
@Yewon2001
@Yewon2001 10 лет назад
Too short. But awesome
@stainlesssteal
@stainlesssteal Год назад
meditation should be taught to all young kids in school...imagine what the world would look like if we did that😮
@BonJoviRussia
@BonJoviRussia 10 лет назад
Will meditation help me to conquer the world?
@fringeailments
@fringeailments 10 лет назад
of course it will! when you achieve highest plain you will see your enemies driven before you and hear the lamentations of the women. Seriously, if you're a martial arts practitioner meditation can drasticly shorten reaction time.
@8Pabs8
@8Pabs8 10 лет назад
It'll help u "conquer" yourself.
@carlosthebeast2763
@carlosthebeast2763 10 лет назад
If you can control your mind, then you can control reality.
@CrewtonRamone
@CrewtonRamone 10 лет назад
Will meditation help me to conquer the world? Yes.
@lewisforsythe1403
@lewisforsythe1403 10 лет назад
Yes my son .Meditation and Satan !
@farisalthibani1270
@farisalthibani1270 2 года назад
Wow it's 2011 and... Ted is talking about Meditation !!!!!!!!!!! congratulations on this amazing discovery... Ted
@visa3267
@visa3267 Год назад
Mastrubation leads to depression and degredation of brain !
@firstnamelastname1538
@firstnamelastname1538 20 дней назад
What's your source on that?
@tapashchatterjee8567
@tapashchatterjee8567 5 лет назад
IGNITING / INFORMATIVE / INSPIRING.......A MUST WATCH.
@KatStarwolf
@KatStarwolf 10 лет назад
Don't knock these studies, kids. We need these empirical studies to prove how legitimate and efficacious so-called 'metaphysical' processes actually are. They're actually doing us a favor... :-)
@blahbleh5671
@blahbleh5671 5 лет назад
thank
@10111364
@10111364 4 года назад
awesome information , learning scientific reasons behind the meditation externally encourage me to follow it .
@tarekkerbedj1031
@tarekkerbedj1031 7 лет назад
sure judge her i would love to see you facing that crowd
@TheHairoid
@TheHairoid 10 лет назад
references to a "popping of one's amygdala" also "tickling the amygdala "is most likely from one Neal Slade, a gentlemen who was an undergrad in brain research and a student of Dr. T.A. Lingo early in the fifties,who researched the relationship of fear and euphoria and the activity of the amygdala. He devised simple exercises that reduced stress and fear responses and often led to a "popping of the amygdala" an instantaneous flash of euphoric sense of oneness, and development of higher brain functions such as empathy and "nirvana" like consciousness. Slade wrote a book called Super Charge your Brain, i think.
@meoinn76
@meoinn76 3 года назад
POV: You're in Homeroom
@amensk-jg7wf
@amensk-jg7wf 3 года назад
lol
@mercytoday
@mercytoday 2 года назад
One of the best Ted Talks!
@Innovationlu
@Innovationlu 7 лет назад
lol i had to slow it down to .75 speed. still good
@arturochavezmontoya1609
@arturochavezmontoya1609 Год назад
El video es bueno y es una buena información sobre el estrés en persona o animales
@pineappledust
@pineappledust 8 лет назад
Okay I'm convinced, but she forgot one thing... How do you meditate?
@jamesyboii100
@jamesyboii100 8 лет назад
Google that, bro! Countless guided meditations, i think preferably you would want to go for "Zen meditation" They're all fairly similar but Zen is the art of simply meditating whereas others such as "Mindfulness" go a little deeper.
@beatrizkarwai6763
@beatrizkarwai6763 7 лет назад
There are basically two types in buddhism: vipassana and samatha. Vipassana is a training in focusing on daily activities, and samatha is a training to unfocus, to abstract from reality and to try to see what's behind our thoughts. Samatha is close to yoga, but yoga also has a exercising component, but in both you are trying to pay attention to your body (or abstract concepts if you are doing the arupyajhanas) and to derive insight and immersion in the experience. Many indian dances, like bharatanatyam and mohiniyatam, are also considered types of meditation, but they are very heavy physical exercises, and old people may find it difficult to go on with the practice. They are very good to train our discipline, focus, coordination, and body conscience. Basically, there are many types of meditation, and you could technicaly meditate anywhere, with vipassana, but the main characteristic is that some types of meditation are intended to make you aware of your environment, and other types are more introspective and intended to gain insight. Meditation is more a disposition of the mind than a specific practice. You can meditate all day long, while doing whatever chores you need to do. Enlightened people are said to meditate constantly, and to have a very deep focus and insight all the time. It's necessary to say that meditation is not the same thing as relaxation. Some practices may be relaxing, others may require a lot of focus and discipline. It's about equilibrium, not pleasure. People usualy make this mistake, and think that meditation is equivalent to relaxing and numbing activities like entertainment, but it's very different.
@TeaWillHelp
@TeaWillHelp 6 лет назад
those aren't kinds of buddhism, should be kinds of meditation in buddhism. Anyway, what you wrote is very usefull and interesting, Thank you
@ultimatesolutionmachine4846
@ultimatesolutionmachine4846 11 лет назад
Was on two conversations while watching this an not sure I heard the meditation techniques being used by the subjects who had their brains scanned. Chanting bores the crap out of me although sitting in silence as an observer of my thoughts and never interacting but letting them fly on by is very calming. Also, I do lots of visualization including transporting myself to new worlds in the hope that maybe I'll find something of worth to bring back to Earth.
@spectralv709
@spectralv709 10 лет назад
She speaks quickly and nervously. She needs to meditate more.
@GnomiMoody
@GnomiMoody 10 лет назад
Public speaking is the scariest thing in the world. She's very brave.
@a.rkavousi573
@a.rkavousi573 9 лет назад
if you see other TEDx speech , will see in all of them speakers speak speedy. this is for limit of time.
@storck08
@storck08 9 лет назад
They have limited time to present their idea, so they need to speak quickly.
@Metacognition88
@Metacognition88 9 лет назад
Meditation or no meditation anxiety can always be a part of life. Welcome to being a human being.
@CharlotteForbes
@CharlotteForbes 9 лет назад
Morpheus X She's giving us some very useful insights. And everyone gets nervous public speaking. I was very glad to find out this information and it doesn't matter if she's speaking a little nervously.
@keeferg4774
@keeferg4774 8 лет назад
I love meditation and have already reaped benefits of the practice in recent past - I just become frustrated with myself when I fall out of it and have to hear, learn, and remind myself of the benefits all over again to get back into it :P
@katrand5357
@katrand5357 8 лет назад
What I learned is you cannot do it wrong. There are so many ways and forms. Don't worry yourself & certainly don't judge yourself - that's not good for you or helpful. Dahli (sic) says everything comes down to kindness so why not be kind to yourself. VERY BEST to you, Red!
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