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Old Mar 12th, 2004, 09:39 PM       
There is a phenomenon where strong mental thought can cause the same things as the real thing.

But first...

In dreams, when you get scared, your heart rate increases, and you get an adrenaline rush. And your brain crinkles, and nuerons are shot. That's a physical effect. I'm sorry, but you get the exact proportional response as if it was really happening to you. THE PHYSICAL BODY IS JUST A SHELL, THE MIND IS WHERE THE WORLD REALLY IS.

Sitting around thinking you are working out and picturing it and feeling it can cause the exact same effect as if you were actually working out. That is a scientifically proven fact.
How do you explain phenemenon like this?

THE PHYSICAL BODY IS JUST A SHELL, THE MIND IS WHERE THE WORLD REALLY IS.

THE ONLY REASON YOU CAN FEEL PHYSICAL SENSATION IS BECAUSE YOUR MIND FEELS IT THROUGH THE NERVOUS SYSTEM, ERGO, ALL WORLDY AND PHYSICAL SENSATIONS ARE JUST A RESULT OF THE MIND AND THE EXACT EXPERIENCE AS IF IN A DREAM.
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