With The Heart In Mind: The Moral and Emotional Intelligence of the Prophet Muhammad

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Using a stethoscope– can listen to the ‘lub-dub’ sounds of the heart made by the valves opening and closing. This can help identify any abnormal sounds. There are a great many words in both Hebrew and Greek that are translated “mind.” In the Old Testament, the word that is often translated “mind” is the word for “heart.” Sometimes the word heart refers to the actual physical organ, but many times it refers to the inner being—the seat of the will and the emotions. In the New Testament, the word kardia, the Greek word for “heart,” can also refer to the physical organ but is often translated “mind” as well. Today, we often set the mind and heart against each other, as in “Even though he knew in his mind that it was a bad idea, he had to follow his heart.” Likewise, sometimes we speak of “head knowledge” versus “heart knowledge.” These are simply modern conventions that differentiate intellect from emotions. In ancient times, the distinction seems to have been less emphasized. forms of dualism may fairly be attributed to Chinese thought. 1.1 Holistic interpretations of the relationship between heart-mind and body The tricuspid valve is located between the right atrium and right ventricle, while the pulmonary valve is located between the right ventricle and pulmonary artery. The mitral valve is located between the left atrium and left ventricle, and the aortic valve is located between the left ventricle and the aorta. Zhu, Xi 朱熹. 2012. Collected Commentaries of the Four Books 四書章句集注. Beijing 北京: Zhonghua Shuju 中華書局.

Neurons are associated with thought processes in the brain, but highly specialized ones have been found situated on the right ventricle surface. It begs the question, what are thought process neurons doing in an organ that pushes blood around our body? These heart neurons can think for themselves The heart is usually equated with emotions – something fundamental to being human; fundamental is another association for the heart. We use such vague ideas based on associations. This is how humans have abstract thoughts and metaphors and associate multiple ideas. among terms by making benefit and harm ( li hai利害) central to normative conceptual scheme. Confucians We all desire to connect to those around us in a meaningful way. It is our connections with others that shape who we are. A Muslim has a unique advantage, because he/she has a connection with the best of Allah’s creation.It’s also said that our joys, laughter, pleasures, sorrows, pains, and griefs arise from the brain alone. Moreover, through the brain, we see, think, and recognize the ugly from the beautiful and the bad from the good.

Get precise: The false dichotomy may be false, but I believe it is inevitable. Just understanding the metaphor would help. That’s when people will understand what they are themselves saying. When thinking about your own thoughts, be precise with ideas. If we don’t agree on definitions, at least approximately, every sentence could be a debate, a disagreement, and chaos will ensue. This means you won’t be able to properly assess your metaphors/connotations based on the information you seek to make decisions. Moreover, the heart is considered an insight into our fulfillment, not logical reasoning. Whereas the mind is said to have all the emotions and logical reasoning, the mind is in charge without any doubt. To Conclude The mind has the ability to think logically, while the soul is the entity inside the body that makes it alive.Distinguishing between the mind, heart, and soul is important. Because they each have unique roles, even though they are complex. Understanding these distinctions helps us grasp their functions. What if in this courtyard an assaultant assalted a person and badly hurted him ,impeding him to proceed,even if his ears were plugged not to listen the distractions?

The evolution of our knowledge of the structure and function of the brain has been amply documented in volumes ranging from McHenry’s revision of Dr. Fielding Garrison’s work in 1969 (McHenry, 1969) to the more recent History of Neurology, edited by Finger and colleagues (Finger et al., 2009). Dr. Susan Greenfield’s book (Greenfield, 1997), intended for the lay person, embodies much useful information. We are now aware of nerve cells, their connections and their modes of communication amongst themselves and with a variety of other structures.Choose something else you want so you feel satisfied with what your heart wants. You may have something cheaper you want, so perhaps choose that instead. As the heart is made of muscle and it contracts to pump blood to the lungs and around the body, it requires oxygen for aerobic respiration to provide energy for the muscles to contract.