Laughing Buddha on the Train
I promise that if you watch this Laughing Buddha on the Train video, it WILL bring a smile to your face. Hopefully, that smile will develop into a grin, then chuckles, snorts, guffaws, followed by hopeless laughter.
Laughing Buddha on the Train – Provided by Golden Tree
There’s just something about laughter that’s quite contagious. Scientists have studied the brain to see why this happens. It appears that when the brain is exposed to human emotions, negative or positive, it triggers a particular part of the brain called the premotor cortical region. This region prepares the muscles in the face to respond accordingly.
But the response was greater for positive sounds, suggesting that these were more contagious than negative sounds, according to the group.
The researchers believe this explains why we respond to laughter or cheering with an involuntary smile, which often turns into laughter.
There you have it! It’s proven science. I love this, don’t you? Did you have a good laugh? I sure did.
Laughing Buddha on the Train - try not to laugh when you watch this! Share on X
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Did you laugh?
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Hey Jeanne
Found your site while looking for Laughing Buddha after I saw it mentioned in a book I was reading – sorry it has been taken off but since there are few accidents in the world I will assume there may be some synchronicity going on here and pass on the name of the book to you – Liquid Luck by Joseph Gallenberger – and as a side note “bliss” is one of my top 10 words.
Cool webpage
Phil
Glad you stopped by, Phil! Come back again, now, ya hear?
Absolutely love this Jeanne! Laughter is usually the cure to having a bad day. Thank you for sharing!
Jeanne, another wonderful post that you provided. I could not stop laughing. Your right laughter is contagious and totally can just brighten your spirits when we laugh. Thanks for always bringing the quality and value as you always do. I cannot believe it took those people on the train as long to laugh and smile.. He had me smiling and laughing once he started.. 🙂