“Your body has two brains: one in your head and one in your
gut. When you have a thought, tiny
sparks of electricity show up within the neurons of your head. The brain in your head is the hardware
for your thoughts. But when you
experience a “gut feeling” or intuition, the tiny sparks of electricity show up
within the neurons in your second brain. While your first brain serves as your
intellectual hardware, your second brain – the gut – is your soulful GPS.
Without it, you’re lost.”
- Alejandro
Junger, M.D. (cardiologist)
“Nana, why do you use scissors to cut chicken?” she asked.
“Because they're easier for me than a knife,” I answer.
“But why?”
“I’m not sure – it just is!”
“But how do you know it’s easier?”
“Because of experience. I've decided I like scissors better than a knife.”
Pause…
“Nana, I love you.”
“I love you too, sweetheart.”
“But you know what?”
“No, what?”
“You knew I was going to say that, didn’t you, Nana? That I loved you?”
“Yes sweetie, I knew it before you even said it. And you knew I was going to say it
right back.”
Sometimes relationship is about sharing information. Other times you simply know what you know deep down, gut-feel, without a
doubt.
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