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mindhood

mindhood noun: the state, condition, or qualification of being a mind; mentality.

Noun

mindhood (uncountable)

  1. The state, condition, or qualification of being a mind; mentality.
    • Each time for a single moment you experience the self as Guru, you then return to the self as disciple, determined to retain by conscious attainment and mindhood, mindhood, a greater and greater portion of the Great Guru above.1990, Elizabeth Clare Prophet, Saint Germain: Prophecy to the Nations - Book 1 - Page 16
    • Partly in order to justify this assumption, I adopt a modest set of criteria for mindhood, that says that minds are information-integrating systems, mental architectures in which belief (or ... decision-making, and that engage in various other paradigmatic mental processes, such as perceiving and...2009, Elizabeth Schechter, How Many Minds? Individuating Mental Tokens in the Split-brain Subject - Page 51

Origin of mindhood

From mind + -hood.

Questions about mindhood

What does mindhood mean?
Mindhood means the state, condition, or qualification of being a mind; mentality.
What part of speech is mindhood?
Mindhood is a noun.

Words near mindhood in the dictionary

  1. mindfulness bells
  2. mindfulnesses
  3. mindfuls
  4. mindgasm
  5. mindgasms
  6. mindhood
  7. mindi
  8. mindies
  9. minding
  10. minding one's business
  11. minding one's language

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