Finally, we will illustrate why an embodied and relational mind reinforces the relevance of social interactions, movement, and mindfulness in health promotion with aging populations.
"The events of recent years have, in my mind, reinforced even more the importance of police in the society, to maintain order," Mr. Bratton said, "whether against traditional crime or the new fears of terrorism or the fears of social disorder, like in London".
Arendt's perception of a mass breakdown of judgment in Nazi Germany, in Eichmann, exemplified a conceptual convergence in which her views on "the life of the mind" reinforced her analysis of Nazism in Origins and Eichmann combined.
In 1818, when the carol was created, most Christmas music was written with one single purpose in mind: reinforce existing class distinctions.
So, while it is true that yoga can wreck your body, Patanjali thought that obsession with your body in yoga (and with the bodies of others) can wreck your mind, reinforce your undesirable cognitive habits, and can sabotage your chances for breaking out of the cycle of birth and rebirth!
And here our dependence on other minds reinforces the problem.
Governments think this is just fine: their necessity is endlessly reaffirmed; their self-given rights to invade our lives and minds reinforced.
When a person stays stuck within himself he runs patterns in his mind that reinforce anxiety... with thinking patterns that attach more and more meaning to anxious feelings.
My parents weren't like Captain von Trapp at the beginning of The Sound Of Music, cold and cut off from his kids, but there was a definite boundary between their world and mine, reinforced in my mind by that yearbook.
And in many Israeli and Palestinian minds, these only reinforce the idea that their one best guarantee of access and security is sole political control of all or part of the city.
