We are met with differences everywhere. Knowing the differences
is extremely important to our physical and mental health
A doctor in an Eastern country would first ask a person how they are doing and what else is going on in their life before they give them medicine. A doctor in a Western country would just ask them what their symptoms were and then give them medicine.
The left and right brain functions are responsible for differences in people and the way they process information. Whether you use your left brain and right brain together or have a dominant half explains a great deal about how you learn and express yourself. Although many people think artists are right-brained, this isn’t always the case. For example, some artists plot out their paintings long before the first brush stroke, which would indicate left-brained planning.
Right Brain Functions:
uses feeling
“big picture” oriented
imagination rules
symbols and images
present and future
philosophy & religion
can “get it” (i.e. meaning)
believes
appreciates
spatial perception
knows object function
fantasy based
presents possibilities
impetuous
risk-taker
Right-Brainers prefer an overview or a general understanding of the big picture first. They tend to be more conceptual and visual rather than logical. For this very reason, Right-Brainers tend to remember a person’s face, but not always his name.
When it comes to work, the right-brain dominant person is more likely to experiment with something new and figure out how it works rather than break out the instruction manual right away.
Her office may have the appearance of disorganization, with piles of paperwork and few systems in place. But don’t discount this as a failure! Right-Brainers have an uncanny ability to pull things off at the last minute. They rarely need to plan out every detail of a trip or vacation, unlike their Left-Brain friends who feel more comfortable with the details.
Right-Brainers are more impulsive in that way and can enjoy a surprise trip. They are open to seeing what’s appealing when they arrive at their new destination.
Things associated with the Right Cerebral Hemisphere of the brain. People who are right-brain dominant are usually good with these things.
3-d forms
Music Awareness
Art Awareness
Creativity
Imagination
Things that Right-Brained people are good at or they like and things that are done in the right brain.
• Prefer rock music
• Right brain controls the left side of the body
• Prefer visual instructions with examples
• Good at sports
• Good at art
• Follow Eastern thought*
• Cat lovers
• Enjoy clowning around
• Can be hypnotized
• Like to read fantasy and mystery stories
• Can listen to music or TV while studying
• Like to write fiction
• Prefer group
• Fun to dream about things that will probably never happen
• Enjoy making up your own drawings and images
• Good at geometry
• Like organizing things to show a relation
• Can memorize music
• Occasionally absentminded
• Like to act out stories
• Enjoy interacting effectively with others
• Think better when lying down
• Become restless during long verbal explanations
• Enjoy creative storytelling
• Prefer to learn through free exploration
• Good at recalling spatial imagery
• Read for main details
• Skilled in showing relationships between ideas
• Preference for summarizing over outlining
• Solve problems intuitively
• Very Spontaneous and unpredictable
• Dreamer
• Philosophical
Occupations USUALLY held by a right-brained person. (There are always exceptions.)
• Forest ranger
• Wildlife manager
• Beautician
• Politician
• Athlete
• Artist
• Craftsman
• Actor/Actress
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