The Human Mind

[Master-J]

The Human Mind: 600 miles of Synaptic Fiber, 5 & half ounces of Cranial Fluid, 15 hundred grams of complex neural matter, a three pound pile of dreams.

You have been entrusted with the care and feeding of the most extraordinary and complex creation in the universe. Home to your mind and personality, your Mind houses your cherished memories and future hopes. It orchestrates the symphony of consciousness that gives you purpose and passion, motion and emotion. But what do you really know about it? Here you can get to know your mind – the food it likes, the challenges it craves, the rest it requires, the protection it deserves. Within these pages you will find the fruit of decades of research. Here you can participate in today's neuroscience renaissance, and learn what you can do for your mind.

& without the mind, we wouldn't be anywhere therefore we would all be empty headed, no thoughts, no ideas, dreams, purposes, reasons, memories, and of course no Intelligence. Don't you see, we need the mind and it needs us so we must do whatever it takes to have a mind to use for whatever reasons we can think of. Don't see the Mind as a tool for the human body, see the mind as a grand & wonderful experience. and think of all the reasons of having a mind: Etymology, Aspects of the mind, Mental Faculties, Philosophy of the mind, Science of the mind, Social psychology and group behavior, Theory of the mind, Mental Health, Mental Energy, Mental State, Evolutionary history of the human mind, subjective character of experience, Artificial intelligence, Religious perspectives, And finally New age and alternative perspectives.

the work reported here there has emerged a much clearer appreciation of what happens during the course of a night's sleep, and clear explanations of the role of dreaming and the meaning of dreams. The report explores the functioning and role of the two halves of the human brain and the relationship between them. It is the right half which usually communicates with the primitive parts of the human brain and this is related to the functioning of the autonomic nervous system and the immune system. The report also relates the functioning of the brain to behavior, showing to some extent how human behavior is affected by the primitive instincts of our reptilian ancestors.

So that is the Story of the Human Mind.

[Master-J]

Oh and Hello friends i am Master J

[CFTraveler]

That sounds like the human brain.  Do you equate the brain with the mind, do you consider it cause or effect?
Oh, and Hi Back at cha.

[Master-J]

Oh but of course.