granadina

I'm trying to find more about how the Brain adjusts itself ' away from a waking reality ' , even when it is far from the inaction called sleep . Your brief and authoritative answers seem to be of little help .

Even if we exclude ' Freud ' , it can't be denied that lying down helps to relax the body and the mind . Once the conscious controls are lowered , can it be said that the ' instincts ' tend to take over ? And can this ' process ' be explained through ' changes in the Brain ' yet ?

Came across this line referring to Freud's method of treatment - ' Lying down promotes a loss of control that encourages more instinctive conversation . ' If true , what could be the Neurological basis for the change effected by the Posture . Thanks .