The phrase 'normal state of mind' is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone who is feeling mentally well and stable. For example: After months of therapy, Janet's mental health had returned to a normal state of mind.
"I don't think he's in a normal state of mind after seven years of trauma and these six roller-coaster days".
"I tend to demystify self-hypnosis, to explain it as similar to any normal state of mind a person might have during the day in which one is not really aware of the passage of time," Dr. Swirsky-Sacchetti said.
To anyone in a normal state of mind, it just looked like a mess, but to me, in that moment, I was arranging it into some sort of intricate piece of art.
The BBC's Stephen Evans in Gwangju said Capt Lee repeatedly told the court that he was confused and not in his normal state of mind when the ship began to sink on 16 April.
An action is wrong if and only if it fails to meet standards of action the intentional or negligent violation of which in a normal state of mind would be sufficient for finding the agent prima facie blameworthy.
But in a normal state of mind, the small endorphin rush helps to keep me balanced, and away from the stronger medications.
I tried to catch in the music the sense of the narrator's dislocation, his consciousness profoundly removed from all normal states of mind.
I would argue it is the normal state of man.
Humania means that the normal state of our minds is one of discord.
The Considerations on Spiritual Power that followed some months later presents dogmatism as the normal state of the human mind.
In the back of my mind, it has always been known that my mother will never return to a "normal" state of being.
