Why Our Brain LOVES Karna More Than Arjuna |

Hellooo peoplee!! how are you doing??
Well today we dive deep into Our brains and understand why us Karna lovers actually love him? When honestly it should be Arjuna we should love, right?!

In this deep dive, we explore how Karna's story of abandonment,
rejection, and resilience activates your neural empathy circuits in
ways Arjuna's divine perfection never could.

⚡ WHAT YOU'LL DISCOVER:
✨ Mirror neurons & abandonment trauma (Rizzolatti 1996)
✨ Social pain neuroscience (Kawamoto 2012 fMRI)
✨ Dopamine reward circuits & generosity (Moll 2006)
✨ Cognitive dissonance & moral conflict (Festinger 1957)
✨ Identity crisis & belonging (Tajfel social identity)
✨ Resilience worship & adversity (Southwick 2014)

🧠 BRAIN REGIONS HIGHLIGHTED:
→ Anterior cingulate cortex (ACC)
→ Ventromedial prefrontal cortex (vmPFC)
→ Nucleus accumbens (dopamine)
→ Mirror neuron system
→ Insula (empathy)

📚 MAHABHARATA VERSES CITED:
→ Adi Parva 111: Karna's abandonment
→ Adi Parva 179: Draupadi Swayamvara rejection
→ Udyoga Parva 140-142: Kavach-Kundal sacrifice
→ Vana Parva 3.290: Parashurama curse
→ Bhagavad Gita 2.47: Duty philosophy

LIKE, SHARE AND SUBSCRIBE for weekly FUN neuroscience deep dives.
Like if Karna hijacked YOUR brain too!

---

#NeuroXplore #Mahabharata #Karna #Neuroscience #Psychology
#BrainScience #Mythology #MythologyExplained #Arjuna #Neuropsychology
#EmpathyScience #UnderDogEffect #MentalHealth #IndianMythology
#SelfDiscovery #PhilosophyAndScience #MahabharataAnalysis
#BrainHacks #PsychologyExplained #CognitiveScience #educational #education #educationalvideo