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How to pronounce “arise” in English

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So emotions are old and they are powerful and they tend to initiate in the ancient part of our brains the older lower parts of the brains the amygdala being the major player here. So first emotionsarise in the older parts of our brain and then the newer parts of our brain the part sort of behind our forehead starts to interpret that emotion and decide what to make of it. then we can act or notact depending on what the higher order part of our brain has decided that emotion means. One of the biggest challenges we have right now as a culture is we've landed on an understanding of mental

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