The Human Perception of Pain in Conjunction with the Mind-Body Problem

Further research on the perception of pain related to psychosomatic problems supports the idea that people can control pain. What is not fully studied is the concept that pain is mediated by the brain, the mind, or both. We all know that pain is an instinctive "feel" if you want, and it is necessary for the survival of all creatures. Without pain, it will not be recognized and will not deteriorate to the extent of death. Pain is a necessary protection mechanism for survival.

Physical and mental problems in philosophy are studies on how the human mind and the human body are related. There are two general strategies to explain their relationship. First of all, the dualism of the mind and the body thinks that humans have both a spirit of consciousness - a mind and an unconscious body. Secondly, physical and material materialism considers human conscious thinking is a product of brain activity, not more than that. First, I think about the mind and body dualism. When a woman named Rebecca was injured in a car accident and a nursing staff boarded an ambulance, she had near death experience. As she reported later, she felt her conscious thought leaving her body and then slowly rising. From that place, she can look down at her body and caregiver move her to the stretcher. Then her idea began to rise increasingly and moved toward a bright light. The experience of Rebecca's death is a vivid way to express dualism of the mind and body. In our normal life, our body and mind are interrelated and coordinated. After death, the two parted. Our bodies died and our spiritual thoughts moved to another area. As I saw earlier, one of the important assets of dualism is that it can explain the afterlife.

As a human being, we will unite our body and our mind. When our heart leaves work, our bodies can not work. When our body is not allowed to allow the conditions necessary for natural behavior, we can not resolve the issue properly and participate in economic creation. Therefore we can only succeed if we are allowed to work as a perfect human being.

To be disharmed means to throw away the body for the mind and body, but in any case, when this discordance arises, obvious problems are caused by mind, body, or body and body health happen. Tell us the deeper level of our existence: soul and spirit. More importantly, if the entire species is in discordance, the result can be catastrophic. For this reason, this book explores in detail the nature of this discrepancy and how it can be used to achieve harmonization and recovery of harmony between mankind and the world. Otherwise, each one of us can be freed from authoritarian socialist oligopoly and other master and slave models.