Getting an adequate amount of silence each day is important for your brain. Research shows that exposure to silence stimulates the development of new cells in a region of the brain associated with learning, emotion, and memory. Next challenge: Where do you find silence in this world full of movement and noise?
Practicing silence rewires your brain and makes you more intelligent
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