The Neuroscience of Suffering: Why Spiritual Principles Can Reduce Pain
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The Neuroscience of Suffering: Why Spiritual Principles Can Reduce Pain
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Most of the pain you feel isn’t coming from the moment itself — it’s coming from the way your brain interprets the moment. In this episode, we break down the neural circuits behind suffering: the amygdala’s threat response, the insula’s reading of bodily sensations, the dopamine and norepinephrine loops that drive craving and avoidance, the prefrontal cortex going offline under stress, and the default mode network turning discomfort into self-story and catastrophe. And we explore why certain timeless principles — acceptance, clarity, presence, aligned action — reliably calm these systems down. No dogma, no mysticism. Just the biology of why we suffer, and the practical skills that help us stop multiplying the pain.
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