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Science of Mind

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Introduction - Intellect - Mental Science's Divisions - Intellect's Divisions and Perceptions - The Understanding - The Reason - The Dynamics of the Intellect - Physical Feelings - Intellectual Feelings - Spiritual Feelings - Dynamics of Feelings - The Will - The Nervous System - Nervous System of Man - Executive Volition - Primary Volition, or Choice - Dynamics of the Will and the Mind - The Relations of the Systems Here Offered to Prevalent Forms of Philosophy - Index - Contents -


seem to indicate this. The conspicuous way in which the least thought interrupts the flow of perceptions is seen in an effort to count the flying posts when a railroad train is in motion. We easily discern them as separate, and can give a tap of the finger for each one, long after the motion becomes too rapid for a distinct enumeration. The distinct recognition of each post, and its addition to the number already reached, is relatively a slow process.

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