yes, the mind is always connected to our physical body, and we cannot and of course we cannot...forget how emotions shape, paint our thoughts... .How about how intetaction ..and our rutine play a very important roll in who we are. SO HOW IMPORTANT IS WHAT WE DO EVERYDAY...FOR OUR MIND AND PHYSICAL ACTIONS. Let's forget t the Scientific approach ..because itsel is the bridge between the Phylosophy, and Phycology ! by Kmrt Here are 10 lessons from The Analysis of Mind by Bertrand Russell: 1. Mind and Matter are Interconnected Russell argues that mental phenomena and physical processes are not entirely separate; they interact and influence each other. 2. Perception is Constructed Our understanding of the external world is a construction of sensory data processed by the brain, rather than a direct representation of reality. 3. The Role of Memory Memory is essential for connecting past experiences to the present, forming a cohesive sense of self and continuity. 4. Thought is Rooted...