Half-needing to do it as an exercise of the mind, and half an exercise of a daily routine.
Here Bonaventure distinguished signs of God found in the "natural" exercise of the mind in theoretical knowledge (c. 3) from those found in its exercise in the practical sphere "reformed by grace" (c. 4).
Burke believed such relentless questioning would lead to anarchy, while Wollstonecraft connected Price with "reason, liberty, free discussion, mental superiority, the improving exercise of the mind, moral excellence, active benevolence, orientation toward the present and future, and the rejection of power and riches"—quintessential middle-class professional values.
Psychophysical self-control and self-evaluation had been installed among the participants since the very first workout session based on: heart rate (this was observed before, during and after exercising), frame of mind estimation, and subjective grading of the level of difficulty of the exercises according to the Borg Scale.
Put yourself in an exercising frame of mind.
Massacres and dictatorships are chilling examples of when culture comes to "exercise a form of mind control over us".
Architected by the idea mongers and big thinkers, our meetings are over-scheduled exercises of the mind, not opportunities to mend and mature as leaders.
You argue that culture exercises a sort of mind control over us?
After a lifetime of feeling inferior to athletes because of the accepted wisdom that their physical fitness, exercise-induced clarity of mind, talent for teamwork and superior digestion made them better people, it was refreshing to read that there is such a thing as too much running around.
In my ideal world, the home of everyone who loves art would come equipped with a painting by Giorgio Morandi, as a gymnasium for daily exercise of the eye, mind, and soul.
