Mentally Calm, Spiritually Connected: The Interdependence of Mind and Spirit
- Price
- $18.99
In this faith-and-science exploration, chemist Scott R. Frazer argues that spiritual health depends on mental health. Drawing on neuroscience, scripture, and LDS teachings, he redefines familiar terms—heart, soul, spirit, conscience, consciousness—and examines how the brain shapes repentance, prayer, worship, and worship. Chapters tackle anxiety, depression, addiction, meditation, and the digital overload of modern life, offering practical counsel for calming the mind so the Spirit can be felt. A thoughtful bridge between the laboratory and the chapel for reflective Latter-day Saints.
- Reframes repentance through modern brain science—neuroplasticity means you really can change
- Explains WHY you can't feel the Spirit when you're sick, stressed, or exhausted
- A faithful LDS scientist tackles the anxiety and depression epidemic head-on
- Destigmatizes antidepressants and therapy for members who feel guilty about needing them
Perfect for a thoughtful adult Latter-day Saint who is curious about brain science and wants to understand why mental health, anxiety, and digital habits affect their ability to feel the Spirit.
Product Details
- Author
- Scott Frazer
- Pages
- 184
- Weight
- 11.0 oz
- ISBN
- 9781462138845
- SKU
- 38845
- Imprint
- CFI
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