Friends, Jumat 15 Nopember di vhr BP Jogja setelah sesi meditasi (18.30 - 20.00) dilanjut dengan diskusi membahas buku The Minds Own Physician sd 21.00. Silakan bergabung. Terbuka untuk UMUM, GRATIS, tidak lerlu mendaftar. In one study,42 a laboratory rat was given a very small shock every now and then. With enough shocks, the animal developed a stomach ulcer—a disease sensitive to stress. We now know, and in fact the Nobel Prize was recently awarded for this, that stomach ulcers involve bacteria, but they depend on a stressful lifestyle in addition to the bacteria. The stress makes it difficult for the stomach to repair the beginnings of an ulcer. So the rat experienced enough stress to get an ulcer. Another rat got the same shocks—its reality was exactly the same—but every time the second rat got a shock, it could go over to another rat on the other side of the cage and bite it. The second rat didn’t get an ulcer. Thus we see that rats are close relatives of humans. HH Dalai Lama: Is it because the rat has a chance to express the pain? Robert Sapolsky: Exactly. What we say in my business is that it avoids getting an ulcer by giving an ulcer. A third rat got the shocks but had a bar of wood that it could chew on with its teeth. It did not get an ulcer. amazon/The-Minds-Own-Physician-Scientific/dp/1608829928/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_2?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1384180762&sr=1-2-fkmr0&keywords=Dalai+lama+mind+itself
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