The Bright Insight Blog

Looking across the lifespan, hyperneuroplasticity emerges as a systemic orientation that permeates every stage of development, rather than a temporary trait to be gained or lost.

Epigenetics illustrates how coherence at the cellular level is achieved through regulatory processes that are themselves mutable. Process metaphysics explains this at the level of being, while hyperneuroplasticity captures it in the lived experience of certain neurobiological profiles. Whether at the scale of molecules, neural networks, or whole organisms, stability arises by transforming with change rather than resisting it.

Framing hyperneuroplasticity through epigenetics grounds this construct in biology and emphasizes both its risks and its extraordinary potential.

The DecodeME study marks a turning point. It acts as a compass pointing us to a terrain where ME/CFS is genetic, biological, and systemic, rather than irrational or hyperbolic. Hyperneuroplasticity tells us that this terrain is shared with those navigating MCAS, EDS, autism, ADHD, trauma, giftedness, and beyond.

Between the old and the new, something deeply human takes place: the making and unmaking of meaning.

The human soul does not reorganize itself to meet billing cycles. Sometimes “what just is" resides in liminal spaces.