Lecture 8: Spirituality and Neuroplasticity

By: Gasser Hathout   Source: IslamiCity Jul 21, 2021 No Comments


Neurotheology Series by Dr Gasser Hathout. On these series he talks about the neuroscience related to Islam and Quran.

Lecture 8: Spirituality and Neuroplasticity

This lecture looks at notion that the most profound effect of spirituality is that it can rewire the brain through the phenomenon of neuroplasticity.

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