How often do we look in the mirror and ask ourselves " Why do I do these things?"
That is not only a question we ask ourselves everyday, but it is also a question other people ask when hearing, and or seeing the things other people do.
We question are own minds, the things we have been brought up being taught and the things that influence us to the point of who we are today.
We have the power of having a freedom of choice, a voice to speak out, a mind to hold are own personal thoughts inside, and a society we question over and over again.
In later days of the past Society was considered to be a hell we were forming, and with todays Society it has been made into an abyss of the Sickened ones Utopia.
I have seen such horrible things in this world, have heard such horrible things, and even have experienced some of them. I truly don't understand why people are this disgusting.
I have a fascination for psychoanalyzing the human mind. Forensic Psychology. I want to know why these people do the things they do. What they're thinking when committing these acts,
what has influenced them to make them think this way, what emotions they were feeling, I want to know and be able to understand it. So I have decided to sit down finally with all these thoughts
in mind, and write this book.
To the reader:
Everything in this book is based on my own theories, and thoughts.
Chapter 1
Have you ever heard the saying "The world around us, is the world within us" and "The world within us is, the world around us"
Socrates mentions that this virtue is “spoken as a virtue of an individual, and sometimes as the virtue of the state” and that it would be easier to discern its essence if one looked at the State because it would have a larger quantity of it and then proceeding back down into the individual to see how it appears in the smaller unit. Macrocosm/microcosm.
We see the world for what, and how it is, we acknowledge the world around us, and how it reflects inside us. As we acknowledge the worlds influences inside us, to how we influence the world outside oneself.
In basic psychology we could sit here all day and go over every aspect of the human mind, the chemical balances, and mental health labels psychologists so love to label upon people.
We are going to overlook them at this point though and just reflect on how we take things into account as we see and know them. We can all agree that there is something inside of us we dislike, and other things we like.
This is called human interests. We are brought up to know right from wrong, and wrong from right. Even if for some reason we are not brought up with these teachings, we still inside should know morals and are own conscience.
The human mind is the most complex form of science ever known. Science and logic represent the pinacle of human understanding. Yet if one doesn't understand the right of the logic, how can we define the science of the mind, and the logic one thinks. Pre-scientific theories, which were rooted in theology, concentrated on the relationship between the mind and the soul, the supposed supernatural or divine essence of the human person. Modern theories, based on a scientific understanding of the brain, see the mind as a phenomenon of psychology, and the term is often used more or less synonymously with consciousness and logic. Logical awareness of one’s mental state is a quintessential requirement for improving the thinking, learning, and remembering processes that form the basis of our belief systems. Involuntary stray thoughts, however, are major impediments to willful control of awareness, but are genetically inherent in the human psyche.
If we take it into consideration, and really think about the logic behind the actions or even thoughts we can discern the actions of right and wrong. Even if we believe something wrong is right, we can be taught to understand the right.
People can be trained since everyone has consciousness. Thus goes into detail of logic awareness.
So why is it people do the things they do?
We can decifer these here starting with the mind and their definitions:
Mind - refers to the collective aspects of intellect and consciousness which are manifest in some combination of thought, perception, emotion, will and imagination.
Thought - In popular usage mind is frequently synonymous with thought: It is that private conversation with ourselves that we carry on "inside our heads." Thus we "make up our minds," "change our minds" or are "of two minds" about something. One of the key attributes of the mind in this sense is that it is a private sphere to which no one but the owner has access. No-one else can "know our mind." They can only know what we communicate.
Thoughts are cerebral perceptions of external and internal sensory events, from which imaginative abstract ideas associated with memories of these events can be created. Beliefs on the other hand can arise from diverse spiritual exposures or from experimentally verifiable thought patterns, both of which have a profound affect on individual and collective human behavior. Some individuals have a passion for basing their beliefs on "scientific" thinking while others do not abide by this requirement. A fundamental cognitive understanding of our thought processes has become a focus of psycho-biological, neurological, and molecular-biological studies relating mind excitations to specific physical areas within the brain. These studies offer the hope of discovering the "scientific" essence of mind phenomena.
Belief - patterns stem from intimately related mind phenomena emanating from thought, memory, and emotion processes within a complex physical structure --the human brain.
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This is just the beginning of my book.. I have much more to write, but thought I would share this so far. I don't know long it will be before I finish this or if I even will finish it.
Thanks,
Stacey
