One of the early stories in Discernment involves a reality-impaired teacher and his disciple - a useful metaphor for our critical upper-mind and our inner Seeker.
In a letter to the psychologist Peter McKellar, Blyton describes her writing technique: In another letter to McKellar she describes how in just five days she wrote the 60,000-word book The River of Adventure, the eighth in her Adventure Series, by listening to what she referred to as her "under-mind", which she contrasted with her "upper conscious mind".
Upper level mind control techniques that would make a Scientologist jealous?
Tingle tried to get Shorten to say whether Labor had an upper limit in mind for spending as a proportion of the economy, but that didn't get far either.
These days, the corporate guardians of our livelihoods are shoving off the middle-aged, never mind the upper upper-middles.
Late one night I make it to a destination fixed firmly in my mind: the upper row of rooms at a motel in El Paso, overlooking the industrial lights, lure and menace of the most charismatic, terrible, libidinous and daunting city I know: Ciudad Juárez.
This volume acts as an active volume of the upper reservoir, bearing in mind that there will be daily evaporation, which can be calculated according to the annual evaporation rate in Suez (3400 mm/year) (Edgell 2006).
"It's still unclear at the moment which view of the Greek crisis will win the upper hand in the minds of the public".
Even Richard Hoover's set, a devastatingly tasteful living room with French windows and Oriental rugs, brings to mind the upper-middle-class environs in which Mr. Albee's sparring spouses exchange low blows.
The first sound that floats out of the orchestra is a chattering series of alternating thirds in the upper strings, which calls to mind not only the rustling of leaves but a passage in the second movement of Sibelius's Sixth Symphony.
