Dr. Allan Schore

We are wired for all of these emotions because they have adaptive value, and we need to be able to be familiar with all of those different types of emotions that come our way in our lives.

We are wired for all of these emotions because they have adaptive value, and we need to be able to be familiar with all of those different types of emotions that come our way in our lives.

Yeah, it does. Essentially, it's creativity, which again is the ability to see something novel in a new way, to look at the same thing but through new eyes. So I think those are ways of literally, artists know literally how to surrender out of the left and get into the right, and you're seeing these mechanisms of surrender.

Yeah, it does. Essentially, it's creativity, which again is the ability to see something novel in a new way, to look at the same thing but through new eyes. So I think those are ways of literally, artists know literally how to surrender out of the left and get into the right, and you're seeing these mechanisms of surrender.

Yeah, it does. Essentially, it's creativity, which again is the ability to see something novel in a new way, to look at the same thing but through new eyes. So I think those are ways of literally, artists know literally how to surrender out of the left and get into the right, and you're seeing these mechanisms of surrender.

But let me share into something else more autobiographical about what you're saying. When I decided to, I knew that I was going to write something, you know, at a certain point in time. And so for 10 years I went into a period of self-study. And literally, I went to a library, Cal State Library near me, and I just went through the stacks. Do you remember what it was like to go through the stacks?

But let me share into something else more autobiographical about what you're saying. When I decided to, I knew that I was going to write something, you know, at a certain point in time. And so for 10 years I went into a period of self-study. And literally, I went to a library, Cal State Library near me, and I just went through the stacks. Do you remember what it was like to go through the stacks?

But let me share into something else more autobiographical about what you're saying. When I decided to, I knew that I was going to write something, you know, at a certain point in time. And so for 10 years I went into a period of self-study. And literally, I went to a library, Cal State Library near me, and I just went through the stacks. Do you remember what it was like to go through the stacks?

And I started to move into psychology, into neurology, into chemistry. But then I found myself doing something else. I went back to the piano. I took piano as a teenager. It led nowhere. But as an adult, I went back to the piano. We have a piano in the house. It came from my in-laws. Because I wanted to know something in my fingers. I didn't want to know something in my logic.

And I started to move into psychology, into neurology, into chemistry. But then I found myself doing something else. I went back to the piano. I took piano as a teenager. It led nowhere. But as an adult, I went back to the piano. We have a piano in the house. It came from my in-laws. Because I wanted to know something in my fingers. I didn't want to know something in my logic.

And I started to move into psychology, into neurology, into chemistry. But then I found myself doing something else. I went back to the piano. I took piano as a teenager. It led nowhere. But as an adult, I went back to the piano. We have a piano in the house. It came from my in-laws. Because I wanted to know something in my fingers. I didn't want to know something in my logic.

I knew that the way that I usually would understand things would be rationally and logically. But I wanted to be able to play and be able to play again logically. purely so that it was in my fingers. And I also wanted to be able to visualize.

I knew that the way that I usually would understand things would be rationally and logically. But I wanted to be able to play and be able to play again logically. purely so that it was in my fingers. And I also wanted to be able to visualize.

I knew that the way that I usually would understand things would be rationally and logically. But I wanted to be able to play and be able to play again logically. purely so that it was in my fingers. And I also wanted to be able to visualize.

So I got to a point now where I started to be able to now, to be able to see a cell and I could visualize mitochondrial moving now up into the dendrites at the cell membrane. So that visualization capacity, as well as the musical capacity, was my intuitive way of starting now more and more to get me to lean into the right to be able to learn how to be in the right.

So I got to a point now where I started to be able to now, to be able to see a cell and I could visualize mitochondrial moving now up into the dendrites at the cell membrane. So that visualization capacity, as well as the musical capacity, was my intuitive way of starting now more and more to get me to lean into the right to be able to learn how to be in the right.

So I got to a point now where I started to be able to now, to be able to see a cell and I could visualize mitochondrial moving now up into the dendrites at the cell membrane. So that visualization capacity, as well as the musical capacity, was my intuitive way of starting now more and more to get me to lean into the right to be able to learn how to be in the right.

For me, that was exploration. It was exploration. Got it. It was all new information. And I found that I could master more than the field that I was trained in. Let me give you one other experience that has a lot of evidence to show. The aha experience is right brain also. So there are times when literally insights will come quickly and suddenly and they'll seem to come out of nowhere.

For me, that was exploration. It was exploration. Got it. It was all new information. And I found that I could master more than the field that I was trained in. Let me give you one other experience that has a lot of evidence to show. The aha experience is right brain also. So there are times when literally insights will come quickly and suddenly and they'll seem to come out of nowhere.

For me, that was exploration. It was exploration. Got it. It was all new information. And I found that I could master more than the field that I was trained in. Let me give you one other experience that has a lot of evidence to show. The aha experience is right brain also. So there are times when literally insights will come quickly and suddenly and they'll seem to come out of nowhere.