That each effect, must have a cause 'a law to Mout. ils, or i it fending the moral code, is, built through the centuries by" mankind inthe making.
On the other hand, fear spoils the joy of fe for fifty per cent, of women to-day. Fear of the dark and of wet, slimy animals may be traced to ancestral experience through racial memory. Ask hale dozen women if they are over afraid. Ask them what. particular fear hurts and thwarts their daly. lives. If they answer honestly and sincerely you will gain game insight into the human mind, Cats, wide spaces,, draughts, social mistakes illness, " ghosts—these six fears might'be multiplied a hundredfold, and we must remember the strangest and strongest fear of all—fear of oneself. ideal from year to year, from day to day; and both fight and fear ave influenced very much by physical health, are affected, fore ample, by the physiology of the internal' glands of the body.
Excess of thyroid gland secretion makes a woman nervous, fearful, apprehensive, Excess of adrenalin, secreted by two tiny cell masses on the surface of the kidneys (called the glands of fight or combat) mako her capable of a vast deal of "fight.
All the Aghting, forceful women from Queen Elizabeth to Florence Nightingale were rich in adrenalin, Most of us are more susceptible to fear after illness or long emotional of life do not touch the sheltered women of the civiliza ed world to-day to any extent. It may take a nervous breakdown to make a woman understand the fear~ paroxysm of the mouse before the pounce of the cat.
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