The Rhythm of Life
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" (Epictetus. ) Man may be likened to a highly attuned instrument, which, whenever the keys are touched in right rela- tion, gives forth melodic, as well as harmonic, music; but, at times, he allows the keys to get out of tune, and instead of harmony he produces discord. One needs not only to keep the instrument constantly in tune, but also to keep it constantly in use; otherwise the strings grow rusty and do not give forth beauty of sound. The person who is mentally harmonious and physically w...hole is in possession of a body that is constantly giving forth musical vibration. Through perfect circulation the blood is singing its song of life as it goes coursing through the arteries and veins, carrying the necessary body-building products to every part of the organism; and when one is working in a thoroughly natural way without undue tension, all the muscles of the body that are being used, small and great, are also giving forth musical sounds, so that the whole body may be said to be singing its KEYNOTE TO HEALTH HARMONY 131 harmonious song of life, because the man is tightly attuned to his inner life and to his outer environment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" (Epictetus. ) Man may be likened to a highly attuned instrument, which, whenever the keys are touched in right rela- tion, gives forth melodic, as well as harmonic, music; but, at times, he allows the keys to get out of tune, and instead of harmony he produces discord. One needs not only to keep the instrument constantly in tune, but also to keep it constantly in use; otherwise the strings grow rusty and do not give forth beauty of sound. The person who is mentally harmonious and physically w...hole is in possession of a body that is constantly giving forth musical vibration. Through perfect circulation the blood is singing its song of life as it goes coursing through the arteries and veins, carrying the necessary body-building products to every part of the organism; and when one is working in a thoroughly natural way without undue tension, all the muscles of the body that are being used, small and great, are also giving forth musical sounds, so that the whole body may be said to be singing its KEYNOTE TO HEALTH HARMONY 131 harmonious song of life, because the man is tightly attuned to his inner life and to his outer environment.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Brodie Patterson to read onlineMoreLess
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