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* Mental acts of attention and intention activate appropriate regions of the [[cerebral cortex]]. An intention to move, for example, initiates the firing of a set of [[neuron]]s of the supplementary [[motor area]] about 200 Milli-seconds before the intended movement takes place. <ref>http://www.theosophy-nw.org/theosnw/science/prat-bra.htm</ref>
* Mental acts of attention and intention activate appropriate regions of the [[cerebral cortex]]. An intention to move, for example, initiates the firing of a set of [[neuron]]s of the supplementary [[motor area]] about 200 Milli-seconds before the intended movement takes place. <ref>http://www.theosophy-nw.org/theosnw/science/prat-bra.htm</ref>
==Notes and references==
==Mind and Brain in Buddhism==
In [[Buddhist]] [[philosophy]] of [[mind]], the [[Sutra]] [[scripture]]s and the [[Shastra]] [[exegesis]] [[commentary|commentaries]] of [[Buddhism]] assert that although there is a [[brain]], the [[mind]] exists [[eternal]]ly, apart from the brain, yet dependent on it in this particular [[reincarnation|incarnation]].
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