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  the George Williams Hooper Foundation for Medical Research of the University of California Medical School


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id: 31747
title: Sound Mind Or, Contributions to the natural history and physiology of the human intellect
author: Haslam, John
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  The simple acts of perception and memory appear to be the same in man In our investigations of the nature and offices of the human mind, we different organs of sense, without any corresponding perception, which After man had acquired the means of communicating his perceptions by important achievements of the human hand; but as a powerful objection extending itself to the objects of its perception, or to the subjects of organs of sense to the objects of perception; and, secondly, by the mind According to the nature and constitution of the human mind, the subject admits of direct experiment,--will find that he employs terms and fix the organs of sense to the objects of perception, to be able at reasonings may be employed concerning things, or the objects in nature, that the perceptive organs of many animals, especially the eye, the ear, _mind_ was constituted of the perceptions he acquired by the organs of


id: 22108
title: The Untroubled Mind
author: Hall, Herbert J. (Herbert James)
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  an unconscious conscience, but in the living of a life so full and good in the larger sense until he knows why he is working, why he is living, such recognition--this experience goes a long way toward making life mind which has been under conscious control a good deal of the time is with worry, we shall be able sometime to approach active life with details, but we shall not finally overcome them until life rings true their lives, a wall which shuts out the world of life and happiness. must usually come the other way about--through the broadening of life let it come back into our lives if we know that it is right for it to troubled mind that can be cured in this way only. With the courage and spirit of such a cure in our lives, we shall and prayerful lives whereunto shall be revealed in good time all that


id: 14196
title: The Nervous Housewife
author: Myerson, Abraham
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  man''s home; nor is she alone the rich Housewife with too little to do, cave, where the little unit--the Man, the Woman, and the Children--dwelt is certain: that the home was not only a place where man and woman Women still regard marriage as their chief goal in life, still enter child, the girl, the young woman, the important thing is Looks, Looks, husband, home, and children; to want to be a housewife. Her work is done alone, and at the time her husband comes home Man writes songs and books about the home, but the woman lives there. cases it does not develop as a conscious factor in the woman''s life many cases is the good man''s desire for power over the lives of his in life is the conquest of some woman or man. time to come the home alters and a woman who continues to work marries


id: 4385
title: As a Matter of Course
author: Call, Annie Payson
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  nervous irritation caused which has its effect upon the entire It certainly is the common-sense view, whichever way we look ability comes new power for better and really serious work. THE mere idea of a brain clear from false impressions gives a sense If fixed impressions of one''s self are stones in the way, the same unless one can at the same time so entirely forget the ill-feeling A great help in gaining freedom from moods is to realize clearly The ability to take a nervous sufferer''s point of view is greatly would enable the child to avoid nervous irritants is, of course, To train a child to gain freedom from the various nervous irritants, One must refuse to be in any way a nervous irritant to the way is sure to bring a good result of some sort, be it ever so


id: 4338
title: The Freedom of Life
author: Call, Annie Payson
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  INTERIOR freedom rests upon the principle of non-resistance to brings this power is the kind which yields mere personal and selfish Long, quiet breaths while you work are always helpful. Of course, a strained way of working is only one cause of nervous effort to learn how to work in the right way. right way of working gives, as we have said before, new power and persistent, not only the power to sleep, but a new sense of freedom In the same way people resist pain and hold on to it; when they are Hurry, worry, and irritability all come from selfish resistance to habits of resistance, we may suffer from them for a long time after truths many times, until a new habit of freedom is established working toward our freedom and our real self-control. non-resistance has helped me; life is quite another thing since I


id: 4339
title: Nerves and Common Sense
author: Call, Annie Payson
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  PEOPLE form habits which cause nervous strain. The woman''s strained nerves were on edge all day, so that her strain and resistance in our breath, and the restfulness which comes Or, another way to quiet your mind and to let your imagination help woman is well she knows how to rest and she knows how to work better intelligent way, the result can be a good rest, and one feels much Forget the work of the day, and take good long breaths. There are thousands of women working to-day with bodies and minds so Let us take a little time for the sole purpose of thinking our work Five minutes a day is very little time to spend to get a quiet face, work, and a little effort of the brain in a new direction rests and time that we want to if we only go to work in the right way and are


id: 4337
title: Power Through Repose
author: Call, Annie Payson
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  the only gain is rest, and that new power for use comes as a preventive of free nerves, relaxed muscles, and natural sleep. mind in giving its attention to such training gains in normal power strain, thus working our way into the cause by means of the effect, gain a healthy use of her wonderful nervous power. work to relax the muscles and so quiet the nerves, ignoring a worry, Try to realize the quiet power of all natural growth and movement, power of action in muscle, nerve, senses, mind, and heart. one arm can be dropped, and the body let down the rest of the way by is a great help in gaining the natural poising motions, but care Help a child to use his own ability of gaining free muscles, nerves into a natural use of our powers in any rapid way; it must come step


id: 36849
title: Think: A Book for To-day
author: Hunter, William Crosbie
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  Nature mends ordinary nerve waste each day, like the rains replenish the I want to help YOU to form the habit of thinking over each day''s Living in harmony with the great natural laws is the helpful way to happiness and content coming your way all along the great big road of What an interesting thing is the great round world we live in! from life that comes to the little group of To-day, who appreciates and Change your thoughts to confidence, faith, and good cheer, and busy your some good helpful thought in closing the mental book of each day. You can think of only one thing at a time, and "Pep" or any other book negative day and the fear thoughts come, just start in one by one and thoughts; think of the good things that life has given you, not the


id: 37109
title: Health Through Will Power
author: Walsh, James J. (James Joseph)
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  were a great many good things reserved for the second eighty years. matter of fact, most people suffer so much from dreads because they expected at any time to be in sufficiently good health to be called on that good habits formed as early as possible in life and maintained to feel that he must take the things of life as they come and stand self-pity as the actual seeking at times of painful things in order to patient may and often does live for many years to do extremely useful succession of patients, young soldiers in severe pain suggested that the need for exercise that forces people out into the air, indoor life no organic heart condition, for in that case only a physician can give has in early life formed bad habits with regard to eating, especially patients suffering from the disease is to have some good reason


