Manifestation of the mechanical process of the mind is first through our tongue, vocal cord, large and small brains and spinal membranes. As we have learned in the earlier chapters, the thought process, with the basic help of these components, spreads to each cell in the body and finally to the Neurons in the brain. We have so far learned of the subjective or thoughtful characteristics of the mind. We shall, now, discuss the other factors.

Chemical Properties

Our brain continuously produces tiny, invisible particles called Neurons. Neurons play a key role in relaying messages from the brain to different parts of the body. There are numerous chemical activities inside the body in the form of digestions, secretion of juices from the glands and purification of blood, among many others in various parts. A thought occurring in the mind (not brain) influences internal reactions of the chemicals in the body. The process can be understood as follows.

When the thoughts reach the Neurons, they are broken up into parts and re-circulated through the body mechanism. The internal components of the body use certain chemicals to break up and revolve these thoughts. The same words keep on forming on the tongue and parts of the same message are re-relayed to the Neurons as new messages. The whole process causes secretion of selective chemicals in the glands inside the body and the other body parts react simultaneously. This is what happens when the eyes get wet by emotional thoughts or hearing a sad news, or how the cheeks turns red when the mind relays a happy message or thoughts.

Electro-Magnetic Properties

Continuing from the above discussion, the secretion of chemicals from the glands reacts with certain elements of the body such as Sodium, Potassium and Iron. As a result, the thought wave develops the properties of an electro-magnetic field . . . . . Read Full Text