The mind is a fascinating and complex subject that has been explored extensively in various fields of science and philosophy. In “The Mind; Do You Want to Change?”, Dr. Suresh Bansal delves into the intricate structure and functions of the brain and its major functionary, the mind. Using applied neuroscience, neurology, psychology, spiritualism, and philosophy, this science-based book offers readers a comprehensive understanding of the mind and its workings. The book has been written from the reader’s perspective, providing practical solutions to confront the present-day lifestyle and improve the quality of life. In this introduction, we will explore the author’s background and the motivation behind the book’s title.
Today, we have the pleasure of interviewing Dr. Suresh Bansal, a senior neurologist and author of the book “The Mind; do you want to change?” Welcome, Dr. Bansal.
Thank you for having me.
Could you tell us a little about your book and what inspired you to write it?
“The Mind; do you want to change?” is a science-based book that explores the intricacies of the brain and the mind. It’s written from the reader’s perspective and uses applied neuroscience, neurology, psychology, spiritualism, and philosophy to discuss the ingredients required for a stress-free and high-quality life. The inspiration behind the book was the realization that despite endless communication systems available today, people have become more isolated and have forgotten their true selves, leading to stress and an imbalance in their lives.
How long did it take you to complete the book, and who is the intended reader?
It took me two years plus ten hours a day to complete the book. The intended readers are anyone who wants to understand themselves, improve their emotional learning, and face day-to-day stresses. It’s particularly useful for college-going teens and twenties, but it’s really for anyone who wants to improve their quality of life.
Can you explain the primary index of the book and the concept and theories used therein?
The book’s primary concept is to share crystallized data with disillusioned youths to improve their lifestyles and all sorts of health, fulfillment and to understand why we run for preserving ego, identity, lust for sex, status, and money. There aren’t many theories or hypotheses in the book, but rather facts about how the brain and mind are formed, how thoughts and feelings originate from consciousness and the powerhouse subconscious mind.
How many chapters are in the book, and how is it structured?
There are a total of fourteen chapters in the book, divided into two volumes, each with 300-plus pages. There are more than 150 diagrams, tables, and algorithms that are color-coded to make the concept easy, quick to comprehend, and generate the desired learning and actions.
Thank you for taking the time to speak with us today, Dr. Bansal. “The Mind; do you want to change?” sounds like a valuable resource for anyone looking to improve their quality of life.
Thank you for having me. I hope the book can help people to understand themselves and live a better life.
“The Mind; Do You Want to Change?” is a valuable resource for anyone interested in understanding the intricacies of the mind and improving their quality of life. With over 160 diagrams and tables, this book offers practical solutions to confront the present-day lifestyle and overcome day-to-day stresses. Dr. Suresh Bansal, with his over five decades of experience as a senior neurologist in India, brings a unique perspective to the book. This science-based book is not a casual read and requires attention, making it ideal for college-going teens and twenties and anyone interested in understanding themselves and the world around them.
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