Balance Your Intellectual Dimension
- 6D Living
- Jul 7
- 2 min read
Nurture your Intellectual Dimension by actively engaging that grey matter every day. Get those synapses firing and create stronger nerve connections - and feel the powerful improvements in all your dimensions.
So what is Grey Matter anyway? Simply put it is where learning, data acquisition, is done. It is the main frame processor of what we eventually define as our environment, our knowledge and our truths.
Grey matter contains most of the brain's neuronal cell bodies. The grey matter includes regions of the brain involved in muscle control, and sensory perception such as seeing and hearing, memory, emotions, speech, decision making, and self-control.
This dimension of our lives is where our cerebral matter really matters! Explore ideas that can help you to stimulate, nurture and nourish your brain - the birthplace of all our ideas. Practicing mind engaging activities daily could improve the Neuroplasticity of your brain - no matter what your age, studies have shown that improvement, however slight, is indeed possible beyond childhood.
Daily practice of what could be called Brain Training Activities could help to improve neuroplasticity as well as cognitive abilities like memory or knowledge acquisition.
Balance this dimension by focusing on both your professional and personal intellectual development, exercise your brain like you exercise your body. Staying mentally sharp helps to keep your ideas (and your life) fresh and exciting.
Learn with friends and you will also be nurturing your Intersentient Dimension!
Why not audition one of these simple ideas for optimizing your Intellectual Dimension. Try each one out for a week and then keep the ones you like - all are designed to help optimize your intellectual health and well-being.
Take a class online or in your neighborhood
Make a list of five things you would like to know more about and then dedicate one hour each day to learning about one or more of those ideas
Join a book club (try the 6D Living Book Club)
Attend a seminar with friends
Dedicate one hour each day to reading a book
Break out the dictionary and learn a new word each day; be sure to practice using all seven of your new words throughout the week
Enjoy time each day with a puzzle - focus on number, word, memory or logic based puzzles and games
Each day read a newspaper you would not normally read
By the end of the seven days, put together a jigsaw puzzle
Break out the thesaurus and explore new ways to express your ideas (maybe look for synonyms for your list of words from #5)
Be well
Stop.Breathe.Focus.Move.Flow.
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