Shout out to @wiggz_muzik for shooting over the stems for this one. 

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Wiggz - Screw Done Already Warned Me (Brayn Remix)

Had to try making some brain-rot music, sorry :)

GG-EZ.

Scientists Think They’ve Found a Way to Slow Your Brain’s Aging Learning another language could be a total game-changer for your cognitive health. 

“Slow Your Brain” is a CyberneticFusion™ release from Sweet Songs, inspired by research showing how learning a new language can support long-term cognitive health. The track follows that idea through shifting patterns and evolving textures, mirroring the way fresh words can wake new pathways in the mind. It leans into curiosity, renewal and the steady practice of staying mentally alive by exploring the unfamiliar. 

Verse 1
Step into the unfamiliar, let the words reshape the night.
New sounds rising in the circuits, pulling shadows into light.
Every phrase becomes a pathway, every pattern builds a chain.
You can feel the current shifting as you learn to slow your brain.

Chorus
Slow your brain, let the rhythm rearrange you.
Slow your brain, let the new words re-engage you.
In the turning of the language, in the spark you can reclaim,
There's a way to stay awake inside the flow and slow your brain.

Verse 2
Older pathways lose their edges when you leave them undisturbed.
But a single whispered vowel can wake the senses with a word.
Let the mind begin its dance again, let the meanings rise and wane.
Every sentence is a doorway to a place that slows your brain.

Bridge
Hold the sound, let it wander.
Let the shape of it remain.
Every syllable you ponder
Is a hand upon the rein.

Chorus
Slow your brain, let the rhythm rearrange you.
Slow your brain, let the new words re-engage you.
In the turning of the language, in the spark you can reclaim,
There's a way to stay awake inside the flow and slow your brain.


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Slow Your Brain

Dr. Donna Thomas is a social scientist and researcher specializing in children's consciousness studies. With over 28 years of experience researching with children, she has pioneered investigations into children's transcendental experiences and altered states of consciousness, challenging conventional materialist paradigms.

In this conversation, we explore:

— How a near-death experience at age 15 transformed Dr. Thomas's understanding of identity and consciousness

— Why children may naturally access altered states of consciousness that adults often need "gateway tools" like meditation or psychedelics to reach

— The fascinating research on children's near-death experiences, including common patterns like spirals, tunnels, and feelings of "coming home"

— How our materialist paradigm often pathologizes children's transcendental experiences rather than recognizing their potential validity

— The compelling evidence for past life memories in children, including the surprising correlation between birthmarks and wounds from previous lives

And more.

You can learn more about Dr. Thomas's work through her book: "Children's Unexplained Experiences in a Post-Materialist World".

Get access to the 7 Insights Monthly Newsletter: http://bit.ly/seven-insights

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Dr. Donna Thomas is a researcher, author, and lecturer whose pioneering work explores children’s unexplained experiences and what they reveal about consciousness and the nature of being human. She is the author of Children’s Unexplained Experiences in a Post-Materialist World, a groundbreaking book that challenges materialist views of reality and gives voice to children’s lived experiences of the extraordinary.

A Research Fellow and Co-Director at the University of Central Lancashire’s ICreateS International Research Unit, Dr. Thomas has spent over two decades studying how children describe experiences such as telepathy, near-death events, and intuitive knowing — and what these stories can teach us about the deeper dimensions of self and awareness.

Inspired by her own transformative experience at age fifteen, Dr. Thomas believes that listening to children with openness and respect can expand our understanding of consciousness and point toward a more compassionate, post-materialist worldview.

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Interview Links:

— Dr Thomas’ book: https://amzn.to/3XofnW6

— Dr Thomas’ X: https://x.com/donnamthomas / @donnamthomas

Children, Consciousness & Near-Death Experiences — Dr. Donna Thomas

disdain

I had brain surgery, and the noise was powerful, even with ear plugs in.  As a composer, I concentrated on the timing and that same day came up with this tune.  Crazy but serious...nuffsaid

MY MRI

Tell Me

1H30 Techno Mix

Listen, Enjoy & Share the Music !

WRWZ

Sugar is one of the most profound yet overlooked impacts on mental health, emotional balance, and cognitive functioning.

Sugar—especially refined sugar,  sweetened drinks, processed snacks, and high-fructose corn syrup—creates a rapid rise and fall of blood glucose that disrupts the body’s natural rhythm, leading to immediate and long-term cause-and-effect consequences across the mind, gut, and appearance.

Cause and Effects of Sugar: Emotional and Psychological Impacts on Mental Health

happy thanksgiving ep coming somewhere in late december

always been a depressed fuck i almost killed myself when i was like 10

Varsity athletes face hundreds of head impacts each season, some big enough to cause a concussion, others so small they barely register. But science is suggesting that even these quiet hits that don't cause concussions may quietly reshape the brain. In this episode, we dive into the neuroscience of concussive and subconcussive impacts. We unpack what science is revealing about how the athlete brain changes and what this means for the future of sport, safety, and long-term brain health.

Coljae Berry is a second-year MSc student in the Centre for Neuroscience Studies at Queen's University, working under the supervision of Dr. Cook. In collaboration with the Queen's Varsity Football Team, his research investigates how repeated non-concussive impacts affect white matter microstructure and sensorimotor function in collegiate football players. He hopes to raise awareness for player safety and educate the public about the potential risks and long-term effects of playing football. Outside of his research, Coljae is passionate about rehabilitation for neurodegenerative diseases and traumatic brain injuries. He is also an active advocate for Black student voices on campus.

Authors: Eve Racette, Golnar Taheri

Email: thinktwicepodcast@outlook.com 
Instagram: @thinktwice_podcast
LinkedIN: Think Twice Podcast
Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ThinkTwicePodcast 

Disclaimer: Think Twice is a podcast for general information and entertainment purposes only. The content discussed in the episodes does not reflect the views of the podcast committee members or any institution they are affiliated with. The use of the information presented in this podcast is at the user’s own risk and is not intended to replace professional healthcare services. 

51: Football and repeated head impacts : How dangerous is it really?

yeah yeah yeah
man i love yall
yuh
yuh
yuh

yuh
i love yall
i love this world
this j that i burn
im fly like a bird
dat cup made me slur
everyday man im hurt
do i care what u heard
there is meaning behind words

i love yall
i love this world
this j that i burn
im fly like a bird
dat cup made me slur
everyday man im hurt
do i care what u heard
there is meaning behind words
every day its getting worse
every day im smokin herbs
i cant wait to see my bros, yea im tired of these hoes
yea my mans gon get me right wit that bewareofsick clothes
they dont wanna see me rise and they actions really shows

yea im dying
my brain, im dying
you mistaken my kindness, you blame me for your crying
pack be loud like lightning, and we spark inside
money and dat za is all thats in my mind
fitted wit the guys
baby look me in my eyes
baby u know im so fly yea u cant really deny
im so glad i made these songs i can leave before i die
yea its too much to explain before my final goodbyes

yeah yeah yeah
man i love yall
yuh
yuh
yuh

yuh
i love yall
i love this world
this j that i burn
im fly like a bird
dat cup made me slur
everyday man im hurt
do i care what u heard
there is meaning behind words

i love yall
i love this world
this j that i burn
im fly like a bird
dat cup made me slur
everyday man im hurt
do i care what u heard
there is meaning behind words
every day its getting worse
every day im smokin herbs
i cant wait to see my bros, yea im tired of these hoes
yea my mans gon get me right wit that bewareofsick clothes
they dont wanna see me rise and they actions really shows

brain 2

Brain

“This book is a game changer for caregivers of loved ones with dementia. This book will help millions of families, like hers, like yours, like mine, like everyone’s. It’s a book for our time.” – Maria Shriver 

 From Emma Heming Willis, wife of Bruce Willis, a deeply personal and richly compassionate supportive guide that helps caregivers care for themselves while they navigate a loved one's dementia.

The day Emma Heming Willis’ husband, Bruce Willis, was diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia (FTD), all they were given was a pamphlet and told to check back in a few months. With no hope or direction, Emma walked out of that doctor’s appointment frozen with fear, confusion and a sense that her world had just fallen apart.

In fact, it had. Bruce and Emma had their story written, their future mapped out. Yet all those dreams crumbled with that diagnosis, and Emma felt alone and more isolated than ever. How would she care for her husband while parenting their young daughters?

At that devastating time, Emma just wanted someone who'd been through it to tell her, “This feels terrible right now. Your life is in shambles. But it’s going to be okay. Here are some things to think about and put in place so you cannot just survive but thrive.”

With The Unexpected Journey, Emma has written the book she wishes she’d been handed on the day of Bruce’s diagnosis: a supportive guide to navigating the complicated, heartbreaking, and transformative experience that is caregiving for your loved one. Weaving her personal journey as a care partner with the latest research and insights from the world’s top dementia, caregiving, and integrative experts she offers the guidance and wisdom caregivers everywhere so desperately need to hear, including:

• A diagnosis isn’t just a label, it’s a starting point. It helps you better understand your person’s behavior and respond with more clarity and compassion.
• Taking care of yourself is not optional

The Unexpected Journey: Finding Strength, Hope and Yourself on the Caregiving Path, By Emma Heming Willis, Read by Emma Heming Willis

feel like shit

bitch tryna pick my 
bitch tryna pick my brain
bitch tryna pick my

brain

So ist das, wenn der Wecker um 5 klingelt, dann klingelts halt auch im Hirn.

HowMyBrainWorksAt5amWhenIHaveToGetUpForWork

The Finish

A late-night lab hum meets living circuitry in this new Cybernetic Fusion piece. “Organoid Dreamwork” steps into the strange frontier where cultured brain cells respond to rhythm, light, and signal, forming patterns that feel half-biological, half-designed. This track follows those early pulses as they learn, shift, and echo outward, hinting at futures still taking shape in the glow of the bench light.

A new Cybernetic Fusion release. “Organoid Dreamwork” follows the soft rise of living circuits as they learn and respond, pulses shaping patterns that feel both ancient and new. A quiet step into tomorrow.

#adamrsweet #CyberneticFusion #OrganoidDreamwork


Intro

In the quiet glow of a lab at night,
Tiny sparks awaken where life begins.
Silent storms of thoughtless light
Stir inside clusters of growing cells.

Verse 1

Small clusters rise in glass-bound worlds,
Not knowing what a world is.
They feel rhythms of signals,
Passed gently into them,
Learning patterns without thought.

Chorus

Flickers of life, sparks in the dark,
Signals forming, shaping a heart.
Not yet dreaming, not yet aware,
But something is stirring in the still night air.

Verse 2

These newborn minds play simple games,
Chasing shapes across shifting dark,
Recognizing forms by touch alone,
Catching fragments of voice
As if they were drifting leaves.

Chorus

Flickers of life, sparks in the dark,
Signals forming, shaping a heart.
Not yet dreaming, not yet aware,
But something is stirring in the still night air.

Verse 3

Across the years, human curiosity
Wraps around their growing networks.
A question older than tools, older than cities-
What can life become
When guided by imagination?

Bridge

Yet they hold no dreams, no self,
Only flickers of ordered chaos.
Ethics hovers at the threshold,
Fragile as the cells it seeks to protect,
As humanity watches, uncertain.

Verse 4

Around the world, more clusters awaken,
Sent to solve mysteries and predict disasters.
Testing hidden substances,
Exploring the borderland
Where the living and the built converge.

Chorus

Flickers of life, sparks in the dark,
Signals forming, shaping a heart.
Not yet dreaming, not yet aware,
But something is stirring in the still night air.

Verse 5

These tiny minds, grown from human origins,
Reach outward one signal at a time.
Each soft flicker whispers
That the future may arrive
Not with gears or circuits,
But with delicate pulses of life
Learning to think in unexpected ways.

Outro

In the quiet glow, the first sparks linger,
Silent storms growing slowly,
Waiting for the world to catch up,
A story written in living light.

Organoid Dreamwork (Song of the Growing Circuits)

Get your critical thinking caps on! ‘Think Twice’ discusses controversial topics in the field of neuroscience with the goal of bringing more nuance and rigor to mainstream media. We’ll take you past the headlines by breaking down relevant neuroscience topics, interviewing experts in the field and overcoming misinformation/disinformation with evidence-based content. This podcast is run by a small group of graduate students at the Centre for Neuroscience Studies at Queen’s University. We hope to bring down barriers to the dissemination of scientific information, give early-career neuroscientists a voice, and foster a culture of entertaining and accessible science communication.

I’ve been producing EDM in southern Sweden since 2009, spending my early years deep in Malmö’s club scene. That energy shaped my sound, and after studying experimental production at Malmö University, I kept pushing boundaries, exploring different styles of electronic music. 

My main focus is house and progressive house, lately iv'e been blending my style with my old style: gritty electronic synths, they always get me going! I'm trying to always blend new ideas with the classic sounds that I love. 

One of the most unforgettable moments of my career was performing in front of 30,000 people—an experience of a lifetime. 

You can find my latest music under here on SoundCloud and beyond.

My name is Nisa, a passionate writer and blogger. I write about topics that are close to my heart and hope to inspire others to take charge of their lives and find their own path to happiness. I always hope my shared lived experience empowers and brings a new approach to prevention for others harm-reduction in life and mental health concerns.

Nisa is the owner and founder of www.mentalhealthrevival.org
mentalhealthrevival.org 
 
"Mission is to inspire metamorphosis change that leads to harm-reduction and prevention for individuals and communities; creating a new approach from a unique perception derived from multiple touching stories of resilience that seek to build clarification of mental health concerns and society level concerns affecting the mentally ill.  mentalhealthrevival.org thrives to provide tools that are beneficial and memorable."

If you like a song, please comment on the song track!  Thank you very much.

Dallas TX
Co-Host/Founder of @platedigger Podcast
Riddim/Dubstep Producer

Discord: BraynDallas

Member of @misphitzdub
Member of @hooligans-crew

Booking: brayndallas@gmail.com

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Publishers of award-winning fiction and non-fiction audiobooks for adults and children. Listen to exclusive clips from our books and free audioook extracts here on Soundcloud.

Composer/ Producer working hard to submit some music for Artists, Sports, Movies and TV Placements.

Insights for Evolving Consciousness

In-depth interviews with leading thinkers at the intersection of psychology, neuroscience, culture, and spirituality.

This show is for you if you’re interested in:

– Reducing suffering — in yourself and others
– Continuously upgrading your perspective
– Realising more of your potential
– Experiencing a greater sense of awe, meaning, and connection in everyday life.

New episodes every Thursday.

https://open.spotify.com/artist/7LeazwvjUU0wySoeO5RBMH

Früher mal ÆtvoX, aber man soll ja bekanntlich nach vorne schauen - oder auch zu tief ins Glas. 
Wie dem auch sei, ab und an wird was neues hochgeladen, hör rein, gönn dir, lies dir die Tags durch und hab ne gute Zeit. Cheers!

I listen to psytrance (especially twilight and dark) but also to Techno and Electro. The music I produce is mostly inbetween those genres.

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/// LISTEN, ENJOY & SHARE THE MUSIC !

After lots of parties & events organised together for many years now, we've decided to create the crew "STM" to share our passion with everyone more easily.

Collectif issu de nombreuses soirées/ évènements organisés depuis maintenant quelques années et de cette volonté commune de partager notre passion avec le plus grand nombre.



New tracks tagged #Brain