Why Brain Education?
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Although all people have brains, they may don’t know their brains well and may not have had a personal experience…
Brain Education
The Era of Brain Philosophy
Sixteen thousand children die of starvation every day. Although we produce plenty of food, it does not reach them because…
Attaining True Welfare with Brain Utilization
The gap between the rich and the poor continues to grow on a global scale. Although various efforts have been…
Recovering Humanity Made Easy
How can you recover a sense of humanity? How can you have self-esteem, restore your conscience, and become healthy and…
Learning Made Easy and Fun
Recently a member of the [Body & Brain] Yoga centers in South Korea sent me this letter. I was so…
Brain Education Cubed
Although my hair is white, I am feeling younger and younger nowadays. And this year I have been embracing the…
Return to Nature
I’ve been exploring the potential of information technology a lot lately. I am amazed at how this technology offers me…
Hope Springs from Garbage
My hope is that my personal experience as someone with an attention deficit disorder, who discovered hope in himself and worked ceaselessly to establish the academic discipline of Brain Education, who founded a college and become its president, will contribute at least a little to education reform.
Mongolian Adventure: Going Back to the Origin
Ilchi Lee takes a trip to rugged Mongolia where he dreams about reviving the spiritual culture of altruism, cooperation, and harmony that was the origin of Korea and Brain Education.
Who Is the Boss of Your Brain?
By listening to your conscience, you have access to a standard of values that enable you to do the best information processing. Values derived from outside sources, such as a desire for power and influence or a desire to benefit only specific groups of people, do not allow your brain to evaluate information as clearly. The wide eyes of your conscience balances the scales of judgment, allowing you to accurately weigh all information that comes your way. Your conscience is the ultimate information-processing function of your brain.