Life
All Living Beings Want to Be Alive and to Be Free
We Are:
1) A Matter of Information
2) A Self-Perpetuating Pattern
Life Purposes:
1) Expand Knowledge Quickly
2) Preserve Knowledge Gained over Generations
3) Build on Past Knowledge, Gain Deeper Insight
Quality Life:
1) Independent
2) Active
3) Fulfilling
Life Lives:
1) Eco System
2) Community (Everything in the Ecosystem)
3) Population (Groups of Interacting Members)
4) Organism (Reproduce/Specify)
5) Organ
6) Tissue (Similar Cells)
7) Cell (Basic Unit of Life)
8) DNA/Molecules
9) Compound
10) Atoms
11) Elements (Cannot be Broken Down Into Other Atoms)
12) Matter (Anything with Mass)
Life Span:
1) Contraception
2) Prenatal
3) Infancy
4) Childhood
5) Adolescence
6) Young Adult
7) Middle Age
8) Old Age
9) Dead
Death
Cessation of Integrated Tissue and Organ Function, Manifested by a Lack of Heart Beat, no Respirations and Brain Dysfunction. Most Death Certificate Causes are Cardio/Pulmonary Failure/Arrest. When the Heart Stops Beating, the Lungs Stop Breathing, and it is Dead
(WHO) Says,Good Health
"State of Complete Physical, Mental, and Social Well Being, Free from Injury, Disability, Illness or Pain”
Homeostasis
Human Health Response to Feedback Received. An Attempt to Preserve our Core Patterns and Identity. Human's Maintain using a Negative Feedback Loop, like a Plug and Play System that Positively Maintains by Recognizing a Change and Producing the Opposite Effect. All Parts of a Planned Process, Where we Process Simple Symbols, Make Meaningful Signals to Perform Purposeful Actions to Maintain Functional Balanced Systems
4 Golden Laws:
1) Eat Only When Hungry
2) Drink Only When Thirsty
3) Rest When Tired
4) Sleep Early
All about Actively Listening to the Body's Natural Signals for Balance
Sentiest: Beings that Feel. These Feelings Tell Us Value, and Our Values are Principles that Give Life Meaning and Allow Us to Preserve Through Adversity
Homunculus: Artificially Made Miniature Human
People Patterns
Perspective
Aspects Not Under Our Conscious Control and Dependent on Trained Neuronal Circuits and Brain Maps. Change in Learning to Perceive in a New Way with More Acute Processing with Plastic Competition with Neuronal Networks Happens During Critical Periods of Development
Culture
The Tension between Reality and Representation. Culture Conditions and Influences the Development of Perceptual Learning. Priming You to Perceive, and Altering the Balance of Senses. Linking Brain Circuits, and Causing Anatomical Changes in Brain Structures and Perceptual Emotional Networks. Using Mediums or the Message to Create an Extension to Our Plastic Nervous System and Integrate Itself Electronically so you Feel a Close Connection. Activities of Culture Require Training, like Language and Literacy. Cultural Taste include Foods, Types of Family, Love and Music May be Acquired with Experience
Experience
Experience
Gives Meaning to Actions. Emotions are Emitted, and Brain Structures are Shaped. They are Given, and Cannot be Made, They Happen. Experience is the Highest Emotion a Man is Capable Of, According to Bernstein
Instincts
Resist Change. Hereditary Behavior. Adaptations to Help Survival. Non-Negotiable. Hardwired Purpose of Survival. Included in this Category is Sexuality. Instinctual Behavior is Observable Physiological Urges which are Traceable to the Functioning of the Glands, as Experience Shows Condition or Influences Psychic Processes
Trait
Latin (1589) Meaning To Draw. Distinguishing Quality, Producing of What Makes Us. Everyone has a Different Style of Writing and No Fingerprints are the Same. Inherited Characteristics. Translated in Linear Logic, Like Gene Expression
Intellectual Traits:
1) Confident
2) Independent thought
3) Fair
4) Responsible
5) Risk taking
6) Discipline
7) Perseverance
8) Creativity
9) Curiosity
10) Integrity
Respect
Creates Authority (Understanding) that Someone has Knowledge of Beneficial Traits
Adapt
Ability and Capacity for People to Secure Resources they Need to Support their Wellbeing. Nature vs. Nurture. Germ Theory. Cytokines are Proteins Involved in the Immune Response and Depression. Hereditary, Instinctual Behaviors, are Adaptations to Help Survival (Existence)
Pro Social Behavior
Acknowledging. Voluntarily. Helping Others Regarding Their Needs. Social. Situational. Heretical. Awareness. Doubt. Actual. Fact. Promote. Benefit
Responsibility Diffusion/ Plural Ignorance: Larger Groups may Diminish the Number of People Willing to Help an Individual Amongst. Smaller Groups Feel More Responsibility and Guilt, Where Larger Groups May Believe that There Has to Be Someone More Qualified to Help and Defer Actions
Deindividuation: People Hiding Behind Larger Crowd Leading to Negative Behavior (Vandals)
Social Exchange: Relationship Based on a Cost Reward System, Where Benefits Usually Outweigh the Cost
Cost Signal: Value We Put on Certain Traits, a Value Created by the Symbolism of Interaction (Experience) Instinctive Ranking of Our Actions Altruistically and Empathetically are Pillars of Prosocial Behavior
Group Selection: Idea That If a Group Acts Selflessly, Altruistically, They Will Survive to Pass on Their Traits, Unknowingly Help Genetically Similar Organisms, Subconsciously Share More with Someone Who Shares Last Name
Group Empathy: Infants Cry in Unity of the Situation. 2 Year Old Mimics Acts of Kindness. 4 Year Old Shares Toys
Norm of Reciprocity: Karma. Helping Others May Increase the Likelihood of Being Helped in the Future
Ethics
Beliefs of How a Person Should Live. Platos and Socrates Centered it Around the Basis of Virtues, Happiness and Pleasure, but in Order to Achieve Them, People must Know How to Obtain this Knowledge
Laws
Descriptive Generalizations about How Some Aspect of the Natural World Should Behave Under Stated Circumstance. Made to Ensure Rights or People’s Expansions are Not Limited, Principles of How People Should Behave in Certain Situations. Comprehensive and Fundamental Assumptions, Codes of Conduct. Space, Time, Motion, and Number Knowledge Obtained by Reasoning
Law of Oneness: Energetic Vibration Connecting/Binding us Together in One Universal Force
Law of Vibration: All Objects Vibrate on a Particular Vibrational Frequency
Law of Correspondence: How you Feel about Yourself Reflects How the World Perceives and Reacts to you
Law of Attraction: Like Attracts Like. Perception
Law of Action: Works with the Law of Attraction. Choosing to Take a Step, Not About Taking Right Action, just that You Took that Step
Law of Perpetual Transmutation of Energy: Positivity in Motion. Radiating Gratitude and Happiness. Positive Vibrations
Law of Cause and Effect: For Every Action, There is an Equal and Opposite Reaction
Law of Compensation: What Goes Around comes Around. What You Put out There, Stays out There
Law of Relativity: Law of Perception. How you Perceive the Situation. Potential for Self Improvement
Law of Polarity: Life in Pairs. Negative/Positive. Duality
Law of Rhythm: Accept Fate. Trust. Let Go of Past. Go with the Flow
Law of Gender: Equilibrium between Masculine and Feminine Energy. Masculine Energy: About the Actions to Make Dreams Happen
Feminine Energy: Journey of Trusting Emotions and Embracing Life, Knowing How to Achieve, Being, Elevating Energetic Vibrations
Law of Vibration: Everything in the Universe is in Perpetual Motion, a State of Constant Vibration
Law of Independent Assortment: Coin Flip. One Trait does Not Effect Another
Law of Segregation: Sperm and Egg Carry Each 1 Allele. Heterozygous (Aa) Homozygous (AA)
Law of Conversion Energy: Cellular Respiration. Glucose + O2 = CO2 + H2O and 32 ATPs + Heat
Law of Harmonic: Intervals of Four
Law of Octaves: Atomic Weights, Every 8th Element has a Distinct Repetition of Properties. Basis of the Most Satisfactory Systems
Principle
Comprehensive and Fundamental Law or Assumption. Rule or Code of Conduct. Law or Facts of Nature Underlying the Workings of an Artificial Device. Ingredients (Chemical) that Exhibits or Imparts a Characteristic Quality
Actions
Come Before Feelings and are Guided by Values
Motivation: Physical Arousal that Causes a Spillover Effect. Cognitive Direction
Consistent Confidence
Confidence
Grounded in your sense of self. Remembering who you are. Your values and the hard work put in to get where you are. Acts as a buffer from unwanted/unhelpful input. Free from obsessive worries and self doubts, allowing us to pay more attention to those around us. All about the actions. Face fears. Increased mindfulness. Helps find greater sense of calm
Mindfulness
Envision. Block outside. Intently paying attention to the present moment with a nonjudgmental spirit and a attitude of curriousity and openness
Vulnerability
Honest. Authentic
Self Compassion
1) Increases productivity
2) Decreases procrastination
3) Increases creativity (Power of Imagination) Accept, you are enough
Gratitude
Very healthy activity. Express and acknowledge blessings around you
Recognize/Validate
Truth decided by outside perspective. (Acknowledge, Affirm, Fulfill)
Low Confidence
Genes. Culture. Childhood experience
Breath
Focus. Rhythm. Sensation. Anchor
Guilt
Growth mindset of did bad, do better. Punishment is a timely feeling of guilt
Rumination
Dwelling on perceived and past worries
Shame
Emotional manifestation of a fixed mindset. Made into pleasure, converted into shamelessness
Grief
Love lost leading to massive plastic change. Unlearning pattern of attraction
Sex
Critical Stages: Oral stage. Infant's Passionate Attachments to Parents. In Need of Nurturing, Loving and Feeding. Children are Born Helpless and Will in the Critical Period of Sexual Plasticity, do Anything to Avoid Abandonment and to Stay Attached to Adults, Even if They Must Learn to Love the Pain and Trauma that Adults Inflict
Sexual Taste: Influenced by Culture and Experiences Acquired and Wired into Brain
Perversions: Developed out of Unique Life Experiences and Linked to Traumatic Memories
Fetish: An Object that Tells a Story, Captures Scenes from Childhood Trauma and Eroticizes Them. Mirroring of Childhood Trauma Through Repetition of such Subtle Details is Typical of Perversions
Shame: Made into Pleasure, Converted into Shamelessness
Aesthetics: Innate/Born With Biological Preference for Certain...
1) Specific Colors
2) Attraction to Symmetry
3) Ability to Recognize and Prefer Attractive Faces from Birth. Survival Recognition. Infants Prefer Sweet over Bitter/Sour to Avoid Harmful Substances. Smell of Fruit/Milk. Eye for Beauty is Genetically Influenced Appreciation for Certain Visual Patterns also Colors and Landscapes
Socrates 3 Principles: Dictate Good Taste Pertaining to Aesthetics
1) Proportion
2) Movement
3) Balance and Each with Own Golden Ratio for how Something Should Look/Feel. Rules of Proportions. If You are Honest about What You Like, You Can Not be Wrong about What is Beautiful
