There is no question here of higher psychicaction.
2
We therefore return to our first definition of Mind, as 'the sum of psychicaction in us, whether conscious or unconscious.'
3
The central nervous system or central marrow (medulla centralis) is the real organ of psychicaction in the narrower sense.
4
Physiologists may say that it is only a question of a peculiar physico-chemical phenomenon, and not a psychicaction; but the two cannot be separated.
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''All these things present themselves to us as indicating not physiological operations of one brain acting on another, but psychicactions of spirit upon spirit.