We neither have creative memories nor memory foam as we take birth.

A human body and a human brain are all we have with our instinctual drives - both, dynamic as well as potential - mapped into them.

There is no entity that we can give the name of mind at all.

The child is not born with any memories at least at the conscious level.

The child also doesn't have any perceptions about the world s/he has just started sensing.

Now, how do our instinctual drives dictate us to turn our sensory data, taken in by our sensory organs including two bright eyes on our face, into sensory perception?

We will have to go into their details in order to clearly ascertain the path of our biological, psychological, intellectual and spiritual (not religion, but energy!) development through the years that pass by as we grow with our body and our brain.

We will see when and how it happens that the mind and the stress creep into the whole process of growth and development and make their home permanent over there.

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Creative memories turn into memory foam obscuring human brain and bright eyes with stress.

What makes memory so creative and what turns it into foam?

Only humans have been gifted with a creative tool that this memory is, coming direct as a function of brain simply because the brain has the capacity to store so much of information in its countless memory cells.

It's a real creative tool that enables the brain to analyze its current perception in the light of its past perceptions and thus make a comparative study of its graph either going up or else going down with the passage of time.

That is how humanity has been able to amass as much of knowledge as is available in all the libraries across the planet as well as on the ever-growing Internet breaking all the national and continental boundaries.

Memory was a boon that humanity used as a privilege in its favor in the race of controlling and 'owning' this planet.

What happened then that this creative faculty turned into stagnating foam creating all the problems on earth?

We will very slowly be going into it covering all its details.

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How does stress affect the human brain?

How does stress affect the human body?

How does stress affect health?

How does stress affect our bright eyes?

The answer to all the above questions is: It does so through mind.

But then another question springs up: What is mind? We never see it as we see the brain, which very physically exists there inside our skull.

Where does the mind dwell?

…In the predictability of the brain-action?

…In the rigidity of the body posture?

…In the tendency of health falling prey to the attacks of illness?

Our brain was not designed to be predictable as far as responding to stimuli was concerned and which it has been accustomed of doing in a very fixed way.

Our body was not designed to be rigidly postured as it right now is spread through all the humanity.

Our health was not designed to fall victim to the attacks of illness, which it right now does more often than occasionally.

Isn't it mind only that has done this all?

Aren't the mind and the stress synonyms to each other?

We need going deeper into it.

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It was then that human society, by curbing human sex and suppressing human body and human brain through marriage, in the process of its formation, took a detrimental step against its own spirits of freedom and creatively spontaneous sex that turned its life into a machine and its newly acquired bright eyes into mechanical visual tools from what they used to be before - the windows to the urge of passion.

Now they were left only to be windows to the mind that in themselves reflected the ugliness of the inferior society, which these superior creatures were creating for their petty motifs.

The spontaneity and the freedom of sex got curbed by inventing a new discipline named as the moral discipline that declared sex to be anti-God and a dirty thing to do. But since humanity would get annihilated if this necessary evil was not done, it was formulated that it should be done with not more than one person all through one's life.

The moral code was institutionalized through the celebration of marriage that everyone was supposed to do as one came of age.

Very cunningly had the male gender solved its problem of recognizing its offshoots, but at a pathetic cost of contracting chronic stress through turning the social system against its own biological nature!

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Human society ignored human evolution including human body and human brain as it evolved along the zigzag path of development.

As it took shape slowly and gradually, it wanted to run as fast as it could to ward off the biological threat posed by the physically mightier animals around it in the jungle.

Human settlements started clearing the jungles for two reasons. The first was to clear land for tilling and the second, to discourage animals from entering the area.

Before humans discovered agriculture, they were living in the caves as large hunting-gathering communities and the rules of society were still very fluid.

But as they started tilling the land for agriculture, the community living turned into a village dwelling with each one having her or his own personal chunk of land to till.

Marriage was not yet invented as a social institution.

The chunk one was tilling along with the tools to till it became one's private property, which s/he could gift or will to anyone else.

And they had to do so sooner or later, since they were not immortals.

The females had no problem in doing so as she had her offshoots that she recognized as to who they were who came from her womb, but the males had no such prerogative as such at their disposal.

They started feeling jealous of the weaker sex that was only physically so, being much mightier sexually as far as procreation was concerned.

Their bright eyes turned jealous whenever they saw a woman handing over her property to her offshoots before she died as they had to die without being attended to by the ones they could call their own and pass on their property to.

Human society, for the first time, started ignoring natural human evolution including human body and human brain.

They went stressed!

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Human children are born with a basic instinct in them that is fed by the superior human brain that they have inherited from their human parents.

It's different from the animal instinct in a clearly marked way.

Animal instinct is limited only to self preservation, movement, interaction and procreation.

Human instinct is much more colorful in its width as well as in its depth imparting depth to the bright eyes that the human kids are born with.

It comprises abstract curiosity, inquisitiveness to interact, analysis, insistence on freedom, creativity, interest, synthesis, innovation and sexual curiosity along with the animal-level self preservation, movement, interaction and procreation.

It's all courtesy of their advanced brain structure that they are born with and it is this instinctual pattern that shapes the basic nature characteristic of the entire human race on this planet.

Humans are naturally curious, naturally inquisitive, naturally intelligent (no one is less than the other originally), naturally creative (everyone is a potential artist), naturally enterprising (everyone can innovate real great stuff on earth) and naturally sexual (much more than their animal counterparts are) and natural freedom lovers (not only Americans are so!).

This is what the basic, unstressed human nature on this planet is.

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The nature of human society and the basic instinctual human nature are contradictory to each other causing symptoms of stress not only in the human mind but also in the human body including the human anatomy and physiology along with the human skeleton especially the human skull, in the human eye turning bright eyes dull, in the human heart turning it the greatest risk to human life today, in the human brain turning it into a mechanical system rather than the creative faculty that it had been designed as, in the human sex turning it a protocol rather than an opportunity to summon up passion and beauty in life, and worst of all in the human evolution that it seems to have put a regressive stop to.

What are the ways of the society and what is the nature of human as a species?

Stress is originated in the mind first of all.

Are we basically designed to be stressed all through our life?

What happens when a human child is born? Does he come with a stressed mind on earth?

Does a child have a mind at all?

What is the difference between the brain and the mind?

Why does mind get stressed after all?

We will have to solve many riddles before we can finally solve the most pressing one - When and Why on earth do we get stressed at all?

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Living on the edge every single moment is the key to relieve symptoms of stress and the way to push human brain into a perennial state of sympathetic nervous system activated spontaneously without any danger perceived to fight with or flight away from.

And when danger is not there, the joy of sensitivity is; turning the perception to be that of involvement without any limbic attachment of memory associated with it.

A state of flow follows that is full of energy and passion in place of fatigue and emotion.

Such a stress-free state is full of balance and inherent control as well coming direct from the energy that it does its action on the edge with.

On the edge you have to be balanced and controlled every moment or else you will fall down with a thud. Your bright eyes that they have turned to be must keep themselves fully open to see what is what and where!

And the more balanced you are, the more relaxed you feel.

You are ready.

You are relaxed.

Ready and relaxed - that is what the key to fight stress is!

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The natural 'no stress' state of human brain in action is sympathetic nervous disposition and not the parasympathetic one.

Since we tend to go back to this parasympathetic disposition, which we call the natural way to live; the limbic system gets an opportunity to have its say - the primitive cry linked with the power to rationalize the irrational cry of dependence over this power or that!

And what we call the relaxation of the parasympathetic state is in fact nothing more than the lethargy that we have gone so accustomed to!

Why shouldn't we always be so alert and aware that the sympathetic nervous system proposes us to be in?

Since it is only when we are fully ready that we can be fully relaxed too, with our bright eyes sparkling with luster and focus in them!

How can we push ourselves into the sympathetic nervous disposition from the parasympathetic one that we are always habitually living in under stress?

That is certainly a million dollar question if not a billion!

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Memory in the human mind as separate from human brain causes all the symptoms of stress and blurs the functional memory as such.

It's the limbic memory that does all the harm to the body and to the brain, not to mention the natural bright eyes that fall prey to it the very first.

What can be done about it? How can we get rid of this vermiform appendix in our brain?

We cannot operate upon this part of our brain surgically in order to throw it away along with our animal inheritance that we have been carrying along all through our evolutionary process, creating stress as a consequence of the inter-relation between the two.

But we can certainly render it ineffective by learning how to forget in order to sharpen our memory.

Things have started sounding like riddles now.

But the way to clarity always passes through a state of utter confusion!

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