Quotes About Mind

I would advise people never to diet!

Many people talk about the mind-body connection and how what we think can affect our physical self. What I have found, even more than the mental connection, is that the emotions rule the body.

When I see someone I think is cool, he's a pretty well-adjusted individual. He's not too affected one way or the other by what's happening, no matter what's going through his mind.

I definitely don't feel like I'm 71. I feel like I did when I was - between 30 and 40. The body ages. The mind doesn't.

I live in my head all day long and the world is a little dreamy.

I hear stuff in my head all day.

I think I'm getting a little bit of Alzheimer's. Just a little.

I have, by nature, an analytical mind.

I have a lot of health anxiety.

I've learned to control my anxiety.

I'm acutely aware of my anxiety.

I have anxiety.

I think anxiety is dangerous, but it makes you think it's your friend.

I have anxiety a lot of the time. Maybe it's not anxiety, maybe it's an adrenaline thing.

I don't mind fighting Vitor or anybody else they give me. I don't care.

My appeal to the people is to vote keeping their future in mind.

There's not a lot of arc in an actual psychopath.

The town produces somewhat the same effect upon the mind as a sleeping-draught upon the body. It is silent as Venice.

Does a creature of fashion not need a fine mind?" asked the Polish count. "More than anything else, she must have very fine taste," answered Madame d'Espard.

Day after day the old man grew more conscious of the peace within him that succeeded all his conflicts. Having, as he said, God as the responsible editor of things inexplicable, his mind was at ease.

Her beauty, which was really marvellous, came from extreme regularity of feature harmonizing with the proportions of the head and the body. This species of perfection augurs ill for the mind; and there are few exceptions to the rule. All superior nature is found to have certain slight imperfections of form which become irresistible attractions, luminous points from which shine vivid sentiments, and on which the eye rests gladly.

Rosalie!' said I one evening. "'Your servant, sir?' "'You are not married?' She started a little. "'Oh! there is no lack of men if ever I take a fancy to be miserable!' she replied, laughing. She got over her agitation at once; for every woman, from the highest lady to the inn-servant inclusive, has a native presence of mind.

For some time past she had been suspected of being au fond, in spite of appearances, an "original." In the provinces it was not permissible to be original: being original means having ideas that are not understood by others; the provinces demand equality of mind as well as equality of manners and customs.

Yes, a man fears to find in such a woman something unattainable, unpossessable, unconquerable. The woman of strong mind should remain a symbol; as a reality she must be feared. Camille Maupin is in some ways the living image of Schiller's Isis, seated in the darkness of the temple, at whose feet her priests find the dead bodies of the daring men who have consulted her.