Mind
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| - | The '''mind''' is related to the [[Self]] and is considered as responsible for one's thoughts and feelings. | + | The '''mind''' is simply what the brain does. It is related to the [[Self]] and is considered |
| + | as responsible for one's thoughts and feelings. | ||
It is an abstract concept which describes all of the brain's conscious and unconscious cognitive processes. | It is an abstract concept which describes all of the brain's conscious and unconscious cognitive processes. | ||
Although it does not exist as a single, unified substance, it emerges from the coordinated action of a group | Although it does not exist as a single, unified substance, it emerges from the coordinated action of a group | ||
| - | of agents and acts to orchestrate them in turn. In this sense, | + | of agents and acts to orchestrate them in turn. In this sense, the coordinated hallucination of people |
| - | + | is often associated with team spirit or god, while the coordinated hallucination of neurons is associated | |
| - | + | with the personal spirit, the soul or the mind. | |
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There are are many theories of the mind and its function, | There are are many theories of the mind and its function, | ||
