TBI Tuesday – Good stuff from Beth Moore

As a voluntary recipient of the coveted diagnosis of Traumatic Brain Injury only five short years ago, I’m interested anything neuro. This didn’t start with my accident: I was a research technician in a neuro lab at the University of Washington Medical School, where we investigated the brain chemistry of addiction. So my interest is long standing, and I hope to heaven that G isn’t really a rat.

I’m also a Christian. That, before my accident, too. Thus, I was interested in a talk from my favorite Episcopalian Beth Moore about training your brain. Anything fitting under the heading of “be transformed by the renewing of your mind,” holds my interest.

There’s lots here, and not just about the brain, but, l learned a lot and will think and pray hard about the question “what if the lane G gives you isn’t a path through the woods but is as a wide as a freeway?”

The talk is in two parts, with Ms Moore settled comfortably in her element, with Southern charm and big hair.

For part one, go here. Once done, the next part is here.

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