Thoughts and actions

The routine shores are hard wired in brain that they happen almost without realization of they being done. About non-routine actions the origin is first in thought of doing it and it gets done with some soft wiring.
Yesterday watched a video that dealt with function of brain and electric impulses in movement of body parts. Here is the thought provoking video:
               Ted Neuroscience video
Even if we are free of the electric wiring as depicted in this video we are largely driven by our thoughts and habits.
Doing thought digestion is really very important part of our existence and actions.

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