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Is generally reliable, and therefore, it is wise and health. not to spoil our taste by condiments. 4 and 5 The Sense of Hearing and Sense of Sight are the most spiritual of all the senses and as they have to do with art and form in sound (Vibration) and color (Vibration) the appeal is mental and spiritual. No doubt these two senses are the chief sources of our physical The loss of one or both is a calamity. The two Senses of Hunger and 6 and 7 education. Thirst are added, because unless satisfied, the other five would be useless.
Ranier. Often some terrible catastrophe as a fire is seared into the mind. The beautiful and the ugly, the fair and foul, the sublime and ridiculous, the natural and the horrible, all impress the mind. Then there are the faces of those near and dear to us mother, father, wife, husband, sister and brother and friends. The tiniest as well as the biggest thing can be stored away in the mind. Some impressions are dim and fleeting or fugitive, and others are strong and permanent. The things of sense, impressive and deep cut into the mind, as they seem, gradually fade away.
They should learn to control it, by having or planning something less CHILD PSYCHOLOGY definite in their mind and doing it 55 whole heart- edly. Self control simply means using the will to think and do what is best. If one does not control himself, he is a slave, a victim, and automaton, and sooner or later will become a creature of vicious habits. engineer did not control his engine, it would run wild and do much damage. The will gives each child the power to control his own mind and body. In order to have perfect control of the mind as well as the body, the child must learn step by step and day by day to get control of each faculty, sense and organ, so that he can act instantly for the good of himself.