How does one decipher the human mind?By science/philosophy/religion or just experience?Please explain?
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Mar 11th, 2010 |
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I am interested in knowing and understanding the world as completely as possible.As part of this I intend to understand the human mind.So how does one go about doing this?Is it possible to completely describe the mind in one given lifetime starting now using science,will philosophy or religion give satisfactory explanations or is going through life the only way to do this…gradually and to the extent that one man can in his lifetime?
People since the begining of time have been trying to solve this question. The mind of each and every person is unique, it is as individual as the person. If every person was of the same mind the world would be a very booring place.
Ones mind is hard to desiepher, as it can be loving one second,and barberic the next. If you were to take one hundred people and ask there opinion on a matter you could get maybe one hundred different answers. My opinion is that
that the human mind is very difficult to understand, and I wish you LUCK in your Quest. Steve
I would suggest the heart math book to you. It will explain how the mind works with the rest of the body, also did you know that before the brain is formed the heart is formed in the human body allowing the heart mind to be in control. If you listen to your heart you will see that you have already answered your question. It takes all four to decipher the human mind and then some.