my best life 07.03.17.245A
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He wrote a group of words in what appeared to be an<br />
equation: vitae // corporis animo sensum<br />
It seemed as if the author theorized that vitae (<strong>life</strong>) is<br />
comprised of or equal to corporis, animo and sensum<br />
(body, mind and feeling) and seemed to implicate they<br />
were all connected.<br />
Dr. Montgomery explained to me the POWER OF<br />
CHOICE, to choose that which results in good<br />
consequences OR to choose that which results in bad<br />
consequences, comes from your mind AND body AND<br />
emotions. The doctor thought this was one of the first<br />
times the word sensum (or feeling) was used to describe<br />
a person’s emotions; which was another term that would<br />
be more commonly used to describe a person’s feelings by<br />
the early 19 th century.<br />
This equation fascinated me. It was so simple, yet it was<br />
a guide that seemed to explain much about our complex<br />
world. I didn’t understand it completely yet but <strong>my</strong><br />
interest was piqued to learn more and perhaps I could use<br />
this to turn <strong>my</strong> <strong>life</strong> around.<br />
The doctor noticed I seemed to, now, have a purpose, a<br />
direction, a goal… a task. What he didn’t realize at the<br />
time was the value of the gift he had just given me.<br />
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