Psychology

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Psychology

By admin on October 21, 2021

Psychology is perhaps one of the most important subjects that the average person can study.  Within its dynamics we find an understanding of how people think and behave.  Because our thoughts create subsequent actions, it is important to know why we think and how to control our thoughts. Last Updated: October 21 2021   Introduction Psychology is defined as the science of mind of humans and it's scope ranges from the individual though to the collective group of human beings.  It views the behavior resulting from the use of the mind those levels of consciousness that are conscious, subconscious, and superconscious.  Again the range extends from the individual through to the collective.  Psychology then studies the functions of the conscious and unconscious phenomena within the realms of feelings and thought.   From a Psionics view, it peers into how the person interacts with the mental planes, the astral planes, and how these planes intersect with the physical body in its plane.  Psionics, thus is a natural and supernatural science that extends into social science applications.   When it dips into the paranormal planes, the constructs, tools, and processes move through conscious and subconscious levels within the individual and society. The Brain and Psychology The brain is a physical organ of the body and mind.  It is approximately three pounds and is linked to the perceptions of the mind and communicates meaning as understand and nervous system response, either as a reflex or conscious movement.  The brain, thus functions as the coordinating center of sensation and intellectual and nervous activity for the body.  The Psion uses this faculty along with the mind to accurately access the thoughts, memory and energies of others. And it is virtue and character that determines their levels of encroachment.  In addition to accessing others, the Psion may use the brain/mind system to access specific functions of the many organs within their body, and therefore keeping their bodies in optimal condition and performance. Psychology, then studies the brain, the mind, and its thoughts.  It looks at how these elements affect all of the organs of the body.  An understanding…