DMN: The Narrating Mind: Neural Chatter, the Illusion of Self, and the Recovery of Interior Quiet (Absurd Health Book 52)
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DMN: The Narrating Mind: Neural Chatter, the Illusion of Self, and the Recovery of Interior Quiet (Absurd Health Book 52)

by Absurd Health, Atlas University

Psychology Neuroscience self-improvement
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A concise exploration of the default mode network, inner narration, the sense of self, and the possibility of cultivating greater interior quiet. Suitable for readers interested in neuroscience, psychology, and contemplative approaches to mental well-being.

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DMN: The Narrating Mind examines the default mode network and its connection to the ongoing mental chatter often associated with inner experience.

The book considers how neural activity may contribute to the feeling of having a continuous, separate self.

It also explores the idea of interior quiet and the possibility of recovering a calmer relationship with the mind.

Part of the Absurd Health series, this title is suited to readers interested in neuroscience, psychology, health, and contemplative questions.

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