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Where is your mind?
In the water, see it swimming. Animals were hiding behind the rocks Ya
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What is mind?
In the materialistic world, Mind is the most neglected part of our body because it is invisible to others. Our knowledge of mind is totally distorted. Mind is a buffer and f…ilter interposed between our sensations and movements. Thus, mind minimizes our movements even when there are chaotic changes in the real world. The abstract mind: Religion, science and lay people believe that mind is abstract. The reason for this is that in both religion and science mind is bypassed. Science recognizes just Instinctive thinking, or thinking without thinking, and religion recognizes just virtual thinking or thinking using god. This makes mind look very mysterious to us. The mind, structurally: From the dawn of civilization mind is associated with every structure in our body like heart, liver, gut, etc. Science associates it with the brain. However, there are basic differences between the two. we can feel and control our mind but we can't feel and control our brain. The brain is the most enigmatic structure in the entire universe but thinking is very simple. The only structure that has properties exactly the same as that of the mind is the skeletal muscular system. The Unified Skeletal Muscle: All the skeletal muscles of our body can Isometrically contract and relax (Harden and soften) as a single unit called Unified Skeletal Muscle (USM), popularly known as mind. The body is the Isotonic component of our Skeletal muscular system and thus, ulike the mind, it brings about movements. Thus, mind and body are intimately related. The USM is basically a distinct entity and works independently. However, when it is bypassed the USM becomes a part of our body. Thus, USM is common to body and mind. I, Self and Attitudes: When the tone of the USM is 50% it is called as 'I' When it is 0% it is called positive attitude and when 100% as negative attitude. The tones closer to the attitudes constitute the Self. 'I' is voluntary and Self and Attitudes are involuntary. However, in reality We don't allow our tone to vary from 0% to 100% and use a small spectrum portio around the 50% range. Since 'I' lies in our USM, which is common to both our body and mind, we use it to refer to both our body and mind. Thus, we say 'I think' and 'I do'. Isometric movements (movements that just give us a feeling of movement but never results in actual movements), emotions, feeling, consciousness, time sense, god, I, Self, thinking, etc are properties of the USM. Therefore, we can feel all these entities and even control them. However, since, skeletal muscles can be involuntary all these can work on their own also. Mind and thinking: The most important function of the mind is thinking. In thiking we use memories of feelings and biological feelings as sensations. We use Isometric movements instead of isotonic or real world movements. Emotions act as our guide and enables us to know what emotions would be produced by interaction between changes in sensory feelings and isometric movements. It can also be used to know what changes in sensations and/ or movements would produce the desired emotion. Parts of mind: Mind is conventionally divided into conscious mind and subconscious mind. However, in reality it is made of 7+ 1 minds. The seven minds: They are, 1. Dreaming mind 2. Illusory mind 3. Voluntary mind 4. Semi voluntary/ Natural/ Default mind 5. Involuntary mind 6. Status altering mind 7. Compulsive mind Normally, the best mind for a purpose is automatically selected and therefore, we believe that there is just one mind. The eighth mind is the Instinctive mind over which we don't have direct control. The upper three and a half minds constitute the conscious mind and the lowe three and a half, subconscious mind. Thus, anatomically the conscious mind corresonds to the the below navel part of the USM and subconscious mind to above navel part. Control of mind: Mind can work on its own. If it is not working properly we can service the mind by separating and resetting the seven minds. Since mind is made of skeletal muscular system we can do this through isometric exercises. (MORE)
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What is the mind?
The mind is described as that part of human beings which controls thinking and behavior. It is that part of us which distinguishes us from all other living species. The mind i…s what gives us knowledge about ourselves and the world around us and transmits that knowledge by way of language. Language is organized sounds or symbols which convey meaning. Without language, we really would cease to exist as a species. For language is a major factor in such areas as science, religion, and commerce. It is the most effective way in which we convey information about ourselves and the world. The mind is what gives us emotions such as joy, sorrow, fear, and anger. These emotions are triggered by external circumstances or events. Joy is the emotion we derive from some agreeable or pleasurable circumstance. Sorrow comes from tragic circumstances such as the death of loved ones. Fear is what causes us to withdraw from circumstances that we see as dangerous or painful. Anger is a response to some injury caused by another that seeks to confront or punish that person who injured us. There are also certain mental attitudes that are considered praiseworthy by society such as courage which is firmness of mind in the midst of danger, pain, or opposition. Motivation is another mental aspect which compels us to work hard in order to achieve our goals and is a major factor in every human endeavor. The mind can also be afflicted by disorders just like the body. A psychosis is a severe mental disorder which causes one to lose touch with the real world. A neurosis is a mild mental disorder in which the person is still in touch with the real world but in which thinking and behavior are affected by unreasonable emotion such as fear or anxiety. In certain religions, such as Christianity, the mind is separated from the body after death and experiences either eternal happiness or misery in another world (heaven or hell, or in the case of Catholicism, purgatory) according to one's behavior during his or her life on earth. (MORE)
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Where is the mind?
The physical mind is in the Brain, an organ in the body. The mind is the process of thoughts that take place within the brain. It is through the mind that we interact with exi…stence. Our physical being interacts with existence by using the five senses that we have and these sensations are interpreted by the mind accordingly. The mind is therefore the bridge of interaction between our physical being and the physical existence. The soul however is the life energy that enables our physical being exist as it is and interact with existence as it does. (MORE)
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What is in your mind?
I'm not really sure but i think that many people may have a brain ? Just a thought.
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What is on your mind?
probably like a guy/girl... idk why.. im not chew!! chew need to get a life and stop asking stupid questions like this! chew needs to get a girl/guy... like seriousl…y!.. but always remember dont get to clingy!... so like yea... and everyone always takes my advise.. and it always ends up... um... well... .... .... .... .... really good actually.. :) so like yea... (MORE)
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Is it 'like mind 'or 'like minds'?
Both could be correct, in the appropriate context, but 'like mind' is more common. 'My father wanted us to move house, and I was of a like mind.' 'On the question of movin…g house, my father and I were of like mind.' 'On the question of moving house, my father and I were of like minds.' (MORE)
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Which is correct on your mind or in your mind?
Either can be correct, depending on context. Do you have something on your mind? I'll never understand what goes on in your mind.
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Do you control your mind or does your mind control you?
Both, because you need to control your mind in order for it to control you
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Is mind reading spelled mind reading or mind-reading?
Although there are rules about hyphenation, these words can be found with and without hyphens. The main purpose of hyphens is to glue words together. They notify the reader th…at two or more elements in a sentence are linked. Generally, hyphenate two or more words when they come before a noun, as they modify as a single adjective. Since it is possible to use these two words together without referring to a magic trick, you should hyphenate if there is a chance for confusion. E.g. Sometimes I do mind reading on stage. / He does mind-reading on stage. (MORE)