Tim,
It is about wiring content into the structure. The neuron growth is
based upon the input content. If you think a certain way, enough of the
time, the content will become permanent. At these ages, the structure
can still be broken down though, so repetition is important at first. A
chld raised with music, will have an inherently superior musical skill.
A chald raised with mathematics, will have superior math skills. A child
raised with a spiritual upbringing will have superior "spiritual"
skills.
It's even a lot more complicated than that. If a child deals with an
abusive home life, then his/her brain will produce less seratonin then a
child raised in a nurturing environment, be be less stable as an adult.
As far as we are aware, this lower level of seratonin is permanent, and
responsible for a lot of depression in adults.
Of course, we all agree that how children are raised is vitally
important (at least I think we agree on this). So we need to be aware of
what goes in, in repitition, their minds. I, of course, have no idea how
to do this.
Sodom
Bill ROh
I HAVE SEEN THE LIGHT, AND IT WONT STOP BLINKING