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00:00Don't you ever wonder why some moments stay with us forever, while others fade away?

00:06Let's understand why emotionally charged moments are remembered longer.

00:12Our brain is wired to remember emotion.

00:16When something makes us extremely happy, sad, scared, or excited,

00:23it activates a special part of the brain called the amygdala

00:27The amygdala works like a numb system. When a strong emotion is felt,

00:31it sends signals to the brain to store that moment deeply.

00:34It tells the brain this is important. Don't forget it.

00:38For example, do you remember where you were on wedding events or other events?

00:44How you felt when someone hurt you deeply?

00:48That's because strong emotions create strong memories.

00:52Unlike ordinary days that turn into each other, emotionally powerful events leave a lasting mark.

00:59Whether it's a joyful wedding, a painful breakup, or an unexpected surprise, your brain locks it in.

01:06This is also why traumatic events are hard to forget.

01:11The brain sees them as important for survival.

01:14It thinks if this happens again, you should be ready.

01:19Even smell sounds or sides connected to that moment can preserve.

01:24Memory years later, that's called emotional memory recall.

01:29So, next time you remember something very clearly from years ago.

01:34Ask yourself, what emotion was I feeling that day?

01:38The chances are that emotion made the memory stronger than others.

01:42Emotions make memories powerful.

01:45So, always be kind.

01:47You never know what someone might remember forever.

01:50Jazakallah for watching.

01:51Gala Peace.