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Meanings of subjective mind in English
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Usage of subjective mind in English
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In other words, they give us subjectivemind but never objective mind.
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The objective mind is normally unconscious of the content of the subjectivemind.
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The subjectivemind stores up and only gives out when the objective mind sleeps.
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An entranced psychic is dominated exclusively by her subjectivemind, and reason is in abeyance.
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The well established facts of mental law show conclusively that subjectivemind argues only deductively.
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Was the message superinduced through the energies and activities of the waking mind on the subjectivemind?
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With the physical mind we only see physical objects, with the subjectivemind we see only subjective objects.
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For these suggest the idea of a cure to the subjectivemind, which controls the bodily functions and conditions.
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This is what the purely subjectivemind is ever doing, and when it is carried too far it is insanity.
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According to the conclusion we have reached, every subjectivemind in the universe, when it is rhythmically energizing, attains the same truth.
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A sheep might gaze at you without transmitting a warning through your subjectivemind, because you are in no danger from a sheep.
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The reader will have to interpret dreams of this character by the influences surrounding him, and by the experiences stored away in his subjectivemind.
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I suppose I must admit that it is merely the memory of the subjectivemind, a case of dual personality brought on by hyper-æsthetic conditions.
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But she is also in the condition which enables her to read the subjectiveminds of others.
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And the Feminine Principle of Mind corresponds to the so-called SubjectiveMind; Sub-conscious Mind; Involuntary Mind; Passive Mind, etc.
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"You mean," she said evenly, "the terrible silence of your big spaces keys up the subjectivemind.