In Emily Dickinson’s poem The Brain – Is Wider Than the Sky, she stated
that our experiences and feelings are constructs of our mind and that we feel
and experience what our brain tells us to
(1, 2). In other words, her belief was that the happenings in our lives
occur because we tell ourselves that they do. Thus, our behavior both mentally and
physically she presents as a product of our mind. So, in terms of mental stability and physical
experiences- how much of these experiences/conditions are mental and how much
of them are physical? Does she believe
that a woman in labor is only experiencing pain from child birth because she is