1. According to one version , the basis of these lines is known in ancient Rome, saying: " In a healthy body, healthy mind - a rare occurrence ."
2 . According to another version , Juvenal took the basis of the tradition of Homer answer "Contest of Homer and Hesiod » (VIII-VII century. BCE)Hesiod - " What's the best ? "Homer - " A healthy mind in a manly body"
3 . Juvenal phrase became popular when she repeated the English philosopher John Locke ( 1632-1704 ) , French writer and philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau ( 1712-1778 ) . " A healthy mind in a healthy body - here is a short , but full description of a happy state in this world " - John Locke .
All authors proceeded from the fact that having a healthy body , in no way guarantees the availability of a healthy mind . On the contrary , we must strive for this harmony , which in reality is rare - Encyclopedic Dictionary winged words and expressions , Valentin Serov .
Perhaps the Latin expression meaning winged changed at the turn of XIX-XX centuries , when Russia began to spread atheistic ideas. Swapped the spirit and the body , so the body has become the primary .

The connection between body and mind is quite obvious. Emotion first generates a felling, than transform it into a physical effect on our body. In order to analyze that we may use a simple example: for example you hear a bad news; let’s say one of your friends had an accident. On hearing this news you were receiving a negative suggestion through your perception and it generates an emotion of anxiety which turned into the physical sensation and makes you very worried, even if his situation is not so bad. You may produce positive emotions in this case by using positive pictures and visions that will encourage positive sensations of your body. In many cases it will work.