Analogously, "when matter takes the complex form of a living human brain, the corresponding mind-stuff takes the form of a human consciousness, having intelligence and volition" (65).
The body in question is the human body; and its corresponding idea is the human mind or soul.
Spinoza develops, in contrast to Cartesian dualism, an ontological monism according to which there is not only one kind of substance, but one substance, God or nature, with two attributes, corresponding to mind and body.
"When molecules are so combined as to form the brain and nervous system of a vertebrate," he wrote, "the corresponding elements of mind-stuff are so combined as to form some kind of consciousness".
This resolves the difficulty: each "I" corresponds to one mind and it ends up in a state corresponding to a world with a particular outcome.
Chanting verbally and implementing mentally at the same time could make both the mouth and the Mind congruently corresponding.
The first type of truth is the measure of the conformity (adaequatio) which all the things have in relation to their corresponding ideas in the mind of God, from which they derive.
The Kabbalah teaches that there are four levels to our experience of the world, roughly corresponding to body, heart, mind, and Spirit.
Albrecht and Devlieger (1999) take the three components of Antonovsky's SOC model and apply them in a corresponding 'balance' model of mind, body and spirit, with all components being interrelated.
Most speed reading courses teach people to read the words off the page without imagining the corresponding sounds in their minds (called subvocalisation).
Bearing in mind (26), the corresponding LLF is found to be (27).
