New Scientist -- a weekly UK science publication, often features scientific research in physics and cosmology which have implications for our understanding of the real power of consciousness and the mind in a quantum world -- relevant to the emergence of right brian training and exploration in every industry. Its cover stories are often harbingers of new mental perception frontiers. Highly recommended periodical for "brain stretching" and creative inspiration for just how far our innovative minds may propel intelligence and multidimensional understanding that will be required in the future.

"Every great and deep difficulty bears in itself its own solution. It forces us to change our thinking in order to find it."

-- Neils Bohr, Physicist (1885-1962)

"One Brain, Two Minds" - May 5, 2012.

Just when you thought exercising just one "mind" was good enough -- turns out you have two. And integrating them may be the most important skill of all.

Right Brain Aerobics offers food for thought about our two minds -- as well as practical techniques for using more integrative brain skills.

Supersense - September 17, 2011

Might supersensory awareness be a key right brain career skill in coming decades? Right Brain Aerobics focuses on expanding practical intuitive and extrasensory awareness for careers in any field and a boost in creativity and innovating thinking.

"Your Quantum mind" - September 3, 2011

Quantum Minds - Why We Think Like Quarks.

What is a quantum mind and how do we use it to come to multidimensional intelligence?

Right brain exercise may be the key -- and understanding of what might be the raw experience of a "non-local" mind.

Additional Link: The work of brain scientist Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor in describing and examining her experience of a stroke -- using her knowledge of brain science -- is a unique revelation of just how little we understand the amazing world of our vast conscious experience of life.

"Memories of the Future, March 24, 2007. Future recall: your mind can slip through time.

If you thought memory was all about making a record of the past, think again.

'It's a poor sort of memory that only works backwards." -- Lewis Carroll, Through the Looking Glass

"The Illusion of Reality in a Quantum World, March 17, 2007.

If you want to be in two places at once, walk with New Scientist along the line between the quantum and classical worlds.

"Reality is merely an illusion, albeit a very persistent one."
-- Albert Einstein

"Outside of time: The quantum gravity computer," March 27, 2007

Want to know the answer to a problem before you even try to solve it? New Scientist has the computer for you...

"...The moment you stop thought time too stops dead."
-- Angelus Selisius

"...Time emerges from timelessness. We perceive time because we are, by our very nature, one of those pieces."
-- Craig callender, Scientific American, June 2010

"There Is a World More Fundamental than Logic and Maths: True, False, Both." "Impossible things for breakfast, at the Logic Café. Our rigid notions of true and false just don’t work for a quantum world. It’s time to dish up a new logic."

Right brain (non-linear, new logic) and left brain (linear, traditional logic) tend to focus with two different kinds of logic. "New logic' and imposible things are likely to require greater right brain skills.

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