My body and mind were disconnected.
With that thought in mind, I disconnect.
It's widely traced back to SoCal trailblazers Descendents, whose 1982 debut full-length, Milo Goes to College, deals entirely with, if not mass shootings, that disconnected mind that so often leads up to such tragedy.
One of the things on my mind is how disconnected our experiences as white people can be from those of others.
A part of the mind that is thoroughly disconnected from the wisdom of the heart, that is deceitful, that resides in an altogether limiting place.
After experiencing intense pain, she said, her body disconnected from her mind.
In The Portrait of a Lady, James's brother Henry vividly described the flow of impressions through the mind of his heroine, Isabel Archer: "Disconnected visions passed through it, and sudden dull gleams of memory, of expectation.
As Snowdon and colleagues suggest, where care and research become completely disconnected in people's minds, the result may be an "injurious misconception" whereby simply being approached about a trial triggers a disproportionate sense of risk and threat [ 48].
And, from what I've been able to gather, that thing will not be disconnected from the way our minds are working right now.
In the Rubikon Dungeon Construct, the Nameless One can find Nordom, a modron disconnected from its species' hive mind.
