Then there is the third component causing your appetite, your brain.   Your brain is a physiological organ having psychological abilities, e.g. the ability to think.  The mind, through its neural network of receptors is connected to the bodies central nerves system “the spinal cord” sending life sustaining messages to each cell within the body continually in each nano second.   You mind is constantly monitoring is life sustaining forces.  It monitors your appetite, your digestion, your fat burning capacity, and every other life sustaining mechanism as you move through your day.    But, there is a function of the Brain relating to Psychology or “Thought” within your mind that often interferes with the brain’s ability to read its body needs from a physiological standpoint correctly.   This is the psychological interplay within brain functioning that in many cases prevents the human body from completing its sole purpose of sustaining the life of its internal organs.  Psychology is the component that is directly affected by lifestyle as it is subjected to the negativity of a disillusioned lifestyle causing people, in many instances to desire to eat for the purpose of feeling better inside at a psychological level instead of allowing the bodies natural appetite functions to occur and sustain the life of the internal organ functions.   In Vision 8, Mark Hamilton writes about

The purpose of every organ in your body is to sustain your life from the inside out!  We all want to feel good about ourselves on the inside.   Unfortunately so many of us look in the mirror and find ourselves wanting to turn away in disgust – to simply not even look at ourselves. Gone are the days of our youth when we would spend a moment taking in the beautiful creation of life that we were both inside and out!   No, as we have gotten older we have spent less and less time willing to see ourselves as that youthful person that is enjoying living the active life; and instead we spend the majority of our time sitting in an office at work, sitting in our cars driving to and from work, or sitting on our couch after work, perhaps with a beer and some chips.    What is the problem?  Why do we do this?    For many of us the reason has become that we don’t like the weight we have put on as the years have gone by.   We look in the mirror and instead of seeing the young beautiful body we once enjoyed in youth; we now see fat, flab, sagging, and disappointment in whom we appear to have become.  Then we turn away from the mirror

Businesses today are filled with specialized jobs, dead end jobs that go nowhere. Whether the company serves hamburgers or builds state of the art airplanes, each employee has a specialized dead-end job. Specialization leads to boredom, stagnation and unhappy employees. They business losses it’s most valuable;/ // asset: the brain power of its employees. McDonald’s has their fry cooks, counter helpers, drive thru workers and other specialized employees. Boeing has hundreds of differing types of works. Mechanics, project managers, computer support, crane operators, painters, warehouse works and many more. All are specialized jobs. None of these occupations are jobs of the mind. None of these jobs can grow. Specialized jobs are dead-end, ends in themselves. Specialized jobs lead to brain dead non-thinking employees who care little about the company they work for. Employee’s motivation ends with collecting a check. Seldom do they love their job or care at all for their employer. Imagine for a second your company filled with excited, self-motivated, happy people building wealth, profits and happiness for themselves and their employer. In a Neothink business that is possible. Every “employee” builds a job of the mind: a fully integrated area of purpose that can grow. Everyone working becomes integrated with the money and the profits, just like the owners. Take for example a hypothetical Neothink® Hamburger Company.

Behind the veil Truth Awaits the explorer. Where is the doorknob Of the Mind’s Eye For discoveries? Single eye sees Thru the veil— Ah-ha So be it. Seemingly The truth peeks out. Reality seeks. Mind’s Eye—the explorer Invites the truth Of its journey Through the veil. Written November 18, 1990 by JoAnn