India-Pakistan match is going on. Everyone sitting in the room is watching cricket. A 19-year-old boy is also sitting on the sofa in the same room. The Indian batsman has a bat in his hand and he looks towards the Pakistani bowler, the bowler runs at a fast speed to bowl the ball, the bowler has not bowled the ball yet.
But the mind of the 19-year-old boy sitting on the sofa says out. After a few seconds the ball drops from the bowler’s hand and the batsman is bowled. Such incidents have happened with many people. Now the question arises that how do we get a feeling of something that is going to happen in the future. Let us explain to you the science behind intuition today.
What is the science behind this
Joel Pearson, a neuroscientist and psychologist at the University of New South Wales, is one such person who is fascinated by the science of intuition. This is why he has devoted his life to research on it. After a lot of hard work, he found out that our brain sometimes creates an idea by combining the weather, sunlight, the person’s speed, the sounds happening around him and hundreds of other things, which comes true in the coming moment. However, this does not happen often. This incident happens only once or twice in life.
Sometimes our mind dominates us
Many times it happens that you are going to do something, but your mind suddenly stops you from doing that and you leave that work. For example, you go home by the same route everyday, but one day suddenly your mind tells you not to go from here. You are so much under the control of your mind that you do not go from there. But why does the mind do this?
Joel Pearson spent 25 years to understand this. He believes that our brain observes everything and then takes decisions based on that. You go by a certain route everyday. But the last time you went by that route, whatever your body felt, whatever your eyes saw, whatever your nose smelled and whatever your ears heard…the brain observed everything and it felt that if you go by that route, it will not be good for you and then it stops you from going by that route.
Many times people ignore it and then when an accident happens to them, they say that my heart was telling me not to go there today, but I did not listen and this happened to me. Here, what is telling you is not your heart but your mind. Therefore, when your mind says something, you should listen to it.
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