Dreams, mind, and brain | Sanjay Singh | TEDxOmaha
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- What do we know as fact about the brain, and what is still a mystery? Dr. Sanjay Singh explains our current understanding of memory, dreams, and identity, plus how we might be able to influence them.
Sanjay P. Singh, MD is the Chairman & Professor of the Department of Neurology at Creighton University School of Medicine. He is also the Medical Director of Neurological Services at Creighton University Medical Center.
He completed a neurology residency at George Washington University Medical Center; he was the Chief Resident of Neurology in his PGY-4 year. He then did a two year fellowship as the Gilbert Glaser fellow, at Yale University School of Medicine. He is Board certified in Neurology and is a member of the American Academy of Neurology and the American Epilepsy Society.
He is the author of the ‘Locatelli & Singh’s Handbook of Neurology’. He has been the recipient of numerous awards and honors including the A.B. Baker Teacher recognition award by the American Academy of Neurology, The UNMC Chancellor’s Gold U Award & Kudos award.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at ted.com/tedx
It's criminal how few views this great video has.
Wow! This incredible teacher taught me how to treat seizures.
Amazing!!!
Since this video is 4 years old, I´d be very interested in knowing how this fields developed.
What happened to manipulating comatic people into becoming conscious again?
What about trauma therapy? Weren't the eye movements used to help with PTSD since 1991? (Shapiro, EMDR)
And what about supernormal brains?
Any eye-(or brain-)opening subsequent experiments?
P.S.: Thank you Sanjay Singh, yours was one of the best Ted Talks I witnessed. :)
Look into Dr Joe Dispenza’s work(:
Wonderful, Sanjay! The optimistic tone in the presentation made it even better!
This was such an amazing insight on neuroscience 😱❤️
How does this TedTalk has such low likes?!?
I feel the lady who raised her hand high because she remembered all 4 of her vivid dreams lmao
My dreams are so busy and vivid that I sometimes wonder if our spirit has a whole other life when we sleep here, could we be awake in another spirit life ?
Those jerky eye movements are indeed very anomalously interesting.
Fascinating! Thank you Dr. Singh!
Hi Dr. Singh. The next time we talk live I'd like to know what your thoughts are on when one dreams things that are currently happening to or are soon to happen for family and friends. Feel free to post it here as I'm sure there are others interested as well. Thanks!
Yellow Hummingbird Intuitive dreams from God- for a purpose.
He doesn't read this comment section.
Fantastic
I'd like to know which medication/drugs enhance memory.
For research purposes of course.
Love this!!!!
90% of dreams are man made by electricity. Here are the values:
The frequency in Hertz of the dreams are around 300Mhz for the high and around 7 hz for the low value.
The electric field values on my sleeping bed of each dream range from 40-70 v/m a set of 4 or 5 values before the peak which can be usually around 120 V/m and can go up to 400 V/m if the want to wake you up or shake your heart.
Especially if you have excess toxic conductive metals like silver or copper.
I remember all my dreams
I remember most of mine too.. even from childhood around 5 years old. I’m 41 now
This is so interesting wow❤
Pratiksha Vidyaraj thanks for sharing
This is excellent and falls in line with what I teach to students desiring to expand their spirituality.
Tq sooo much sir so nicely explained
Brilliant stuff mate!
WoW!
DR sanjay sing do you have any solution if your sleep is being distrubed by enforced dream by
controlling your heart beat or other wave length technology . if you have some solution then i can see you have some knowledge about the new things happening .
Anyone can tell me why when we are in the dream, we can never know ourselves? I'm mean our identity. Who ever introduce herself in the dream. I believe no one. But y?
If he ever says to you 'hey, step on this platform and strap on those goggle for a minute' JUST DONT! lol! Actually do whatever he tells you - he's the future of Shamanism
I find neuroscientists rely to much on chemicals and regions of the brain in their attempt to explain things like memory. There is no specific brain locations for memory, which he alludes to. The brain acts like a swarm of fish or birds always shifting and dynamic. Our brain and memory function nothing like computers and yet unfortunately that analogy gets used all the time, and when he describes the brain it sounds like that.
Kya aap hindi me bta sakte h ki sapne kyu aate h
Please 🙏🏻
Do u consider it a success? They basically ruined his brain. I can even hit someone's brain