Psychotherapy; a course of reading in sound psychology, sound medicine and sound religion. (1908)
Parker, William Belmont, 1871-1934, editor · New York : Centre Pub. Co · leaf 396
s. Let us take up these points in more detail. That the influence of our thoughts and feelings on our bodilyprocesses is common enough can easily be shown by examples. First,what are called the voluntary muscles—those of the limbs, neck,face, tongue and larynx—are, to a great extent, the servants… … THE PSYCHOLOGICAL MECHANISM with what is going on in consciousness. We are so much accustomedto this high degree of dependence of a part of our bodily functionson mental processes, that we think little of it; it seems, from long use,almost self-evident. We are more interested in what seem…
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