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What is aspiring minds?

aspiring minds are nothing but the institute for conducting aptitude test for leading companies like accenture and lots more..dey conduct various online tests with right stand… (MORE)

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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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How can you have an open mind?

You can have an open mind by thinking about the activity's and ideas of others without preconceived points of view or prejudices. Thinking with empathy in your hart is a… (MORE)

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Do a computer have a mind?

Not in the sense we do. They are not sentient, cannot learn by themselves, etc.

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What is the power of mind?

The power of the mind can mean a couple of things. One of them is the 6th sense, the ability to perceive things others cannot normally perceive. Another … (MORE)

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How do you defuse a mind?

Different people have different states of mind; there is no one magic remedy that defuses all minds. Some people need re-education, some need anti-psychotic drugs, some need a… (MORE)

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Speak your mind?

Well it depends the situation your in. Sometimes it's good to speak your mind at others it isn't. It's good to speak your mind like for example someone might be thinking of a … (MORE)

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How can you train your mind?

Training your mind is a simple process. You can train your mind to do anything if you really try. All you have to do is, throughout the day just tell yourself what your trying… (MORE)

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What is steely minded?

resembling or suggesting steel, as in color, strength, or hardness. Steely-minded means that the person doesn't change their mind, even if someone gets hurt. Another way to s… (MORE)

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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… (MORE)