第三课 无需向外界求助,自己才是最强大的（The third lesson is no need to turn to the outside world for help）.docVIP

第三课 无需向外界求助,自己才是最强大的（The third lesson is no need to turn to the outside world for help） The third lesson is no need to turn to the outside world for help 1. Different organs of the human body share different tasks: the brain vertebral system is the organ of conscious occurrence, and the sympathetic nervous system is the organ of the subconscious. The brain spine system is the channel through which we receive the transmission of consciousness and control the movements of the whole body. The backbone of the brain spinal system that acts as conscious in the brain. The subconscious work is performed by the solar plexus, which is a plexus of nerves, at the back of the stomach, a channel for mental behavior, the center of the sympathetic nervous system, and the bodys physiological functions. 2, conscious and subconscious, although divided into different organs, but their necessary interaction in the nervous system also has a corresponding response. 3, explicit connection between conscious and subconscious two system, is set up by vagus, the vagus nerve extends from the brain, as a part of the brain and spine system, extending to the chest, its branches distributed in the heart and lungs, and ultimately through the diaphragm, off the surface of the organization, and sympathetic nerve make up this constitutes a connection of the two systems, make people become a matter of the single entity. 4, the human brain is like a display, each idea is received through the brain, and in the minds of the formation of the corresponding image; it is subject to our reasoning ability. When the objective idea is believed to be correct, it is passed to the subconscious system, or to the subjective consciousness, as part of our lives, and then passed on to the outside as a fact. When they arrive at subjective consciousness, these ideas are immune to reasoning, and are no longer affected by them. The subconscious can not reason; it is merely execution; it accepts the conclusions of the objectiv