“Play is correlated to the development
of the brain’s frontal cortex,
which is the important brain region
responsible for much of what we call cognition:
discriminating relevant from irrelevant information,
monitoring and organizing our own thoughts
and feelings, and planning for the future
. . . . .In play we can imagine and experience situations
we have never encountered before
and learn from them.”
Stuart Brown, from Play:
How it Shapes the Brain,
Opens the Imagination, and Invigorates the Soul

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MEDITATION MUSIC EXCERPTED FROM
2002 –
“Valley of Hidden Waters”
Peter Kater and R. Carlos Nakai –
“NEMI Hidden Grove” and “Sonora”
“We can create possibilities
that have never existed
but may in the future.”Stuart Brown, from Play

“We make new cognitive connections that find their way into our everyday lives.”
Stuart Brown, from Play

“The genius of play is that, in playing,
we create imaginative new cognitive combinations.”Stuart Brown, from Play

“In creating novel combinations through play, we find what works.”
Stuart Brown, from Play

Enjoy the moment . . .
Play
