What is BRAIN®? 

Bishop Rehabilitative Approach in Neuroprocessing (BRAIN®) is a system of theories, models, approaches, and methods to facilitate optimal neuron-glial processing of the brain. 

BRAIN® is based on a theoretical model of neuroprocessing that was developed by Thomas Bishop in over 40 years of professional practice. BRAIN® serves as a reference to a few basic threads of duality that, for some, may explain the occurrence of common aspects of distinctly different conscious experiences throughout history. To the degree that we consider one's processing of these dualities we can better understand the thinking, feeling, values, realities, choices, and behaviors that align with theoretical components that make each entity with a brain both common and distinct. 

"Wisdom isn't about the accuracy of knowledge -- it's about the completeness of it." -- Thomas Bishop 

What is the context of BRAIN®? 

PHILOSOPHY OF MIND 
Noumenology 
- The study of noumena, the mind (things that are experienced and known). 
- Optimal Processing of the Mind and Brain, being minded to sense, perceive, understand, think, and feel; as well as acts of mind with thought, intellect, reason, and purpose. 
- A non-Kantian philosophy rejecting Kant's concept of noumenon as being a thing-in-itself, fundamentally unknowable.

THEORY OF MIND 
- Dual Polarization Theory  
- Multiduality Theory 
- Theory of Four Elements 
- Systemic Theory 
- Multispectral Theory

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