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Hi frndz,
There is something about the limbic lobe of our brain that I can't resist the temptation to explore its mysteries further & m always fascinated with every component of its anatomy. Be it globus pallidus or putamen, lentiform nucleus or amygdala, hippocampus or substantia nigra...virtually every small cluster of neurons in its vicinity baffles me with the amazing control it exerts on our overall behaviour. Guyz, it is an indispensable part of our brain, a part, we certainly can't do away with or live without, simply b'coz it's the masterswitch that controls all our emotions. Ain't we the emotional beings, afterall?
Frndz, limbic lobe represents the primitive brain that first appeared in our reptilian ancestors, & has not changed much through the course of organic evolution. And so goes true about the emotions e.g; love, rage, fear etc. They hv remained pretty intact albeit,got more n more refined as u scale up the ladder of biological complexity.
Emotions hv got certain charasteristic features,& on this basis, can be easily distinguished from other faculties of our conscious brain. One darn thing about the emotions is that the longer u hold them, the greater is the build-up & the more intense is their outburst. If the emotion being addressed is anger, the outburst is bound to be destructive. It can be disgusting, devastating & gruesome. The genesis of anger lier in a sense of insecurity n fear. So much so, that both r envisaged as 2 aspects of the same coin. The fear generates anger basically as a mechanism of self-defence, which can be tampered by a wicked mind to launch an offensive against the possible threat.
It is in this perspective that I view the Shakti's face-off with Mr. Behl (henceforth I'll call him Mr.B) aka Krishna. What an explosive stuff it was? What a delight to watch? OMG, who can forget those sparks in the eyes of Mr. B, that clinch of his fists, that gasp of his breath, that roar of his voice,...&...&...the power of these punches. It was certainly a long long deferred treat to watch. MKAPians cud hv'nt asked for more.
Thumbs up CVs.
Live long MKAP.
Let peace prevail guys.
God bless u all.
P.S: Mr.B appeals to me as an apt nickname for our sweet Krishna, b'coz it puts him in league with the all time greats like Big B. We pray for Arhan to reach that level of fame in future. To tell u abt its origin, I hv picked it from the 'Ground Zero' where it was lying unnoticed amidst the rubble of an inconsequential war.
There is something about the limbic lobe of our brain that I can't resist the temptation to explore its mysteries further & m always fascinated with every component of its anatomy. Be it globus pallidus or putamen, lentiform nucleus or amygdala, hippocampus or substantia nigra...virtually every small cluster of neurons in its vicinity baffles me with the amazing control it exerts on our overall behaviour. Guyz, it is an indispensable part of our brain, a part, we certainly can't do away with or live without, simply b'coz it's the masterswitch that controls all our emotions. Ain't we the emotional beings, afterall?
Frndz, limbic lobe represents the primitive brain that first appeared in our reptilian ancestors, & has not changed much through the course of organic evolution. And so goes true about the emotions e.g; love, rage, fear etc. They hv remained pretty intact albeit,got more n more refined as u scale up the ladder of biological complexity.
Emotions hv got certain charasteristic features,& on this basis, can be easily distinguished from other faculties of our conscious brain. One darn thing about the emotions is that the longer u hold them, the greater is the build-up & the more intense is their outburst. If the emotion being addressed is anger, the outburst is bound to be destructive. It can be disgusting, devastating & gruesome. The genesis of anger lier in a sense of insecurity n fear. So much so, that both r envisaged as 2 aspects of the same coin. The fear generates anger basically as a mechanism of self-defence, which can be tampered by a wicked mind to launch an offensive against the possible threat.
It is in this perspective that I view the Shakti's face-off with Mr. Behl (henceforth I'll call him Mr.B) aka Krishna. What an explosive stuff it was? What a delight to watch? OMG, who can forget those sparks in the eyes of Mr. B, that clinch of his fists, that gasp of his breath, that roar of his voice,...&...&...the power of these punches. It was certainly a long long deferred treat to watch. MKAPians cud hv'nt asked for more.
Thumbs up CVs.
Live long MKAP.
Let peace prevail guys.
God bless u all.
P.S: Mr.B appeals to me as an apt nickname for our sweet Krishna, b'coz it puts him in league with the all time greats like Big B. We pray for Arhan to reach that level of fame in future. To tell u abt its origin, I hv picked it from the 'Ground Zero' where it was lying unnoticed amidst the rubble of an inconsequential war.
Shiv Shakti
