Contents and Faculties of Mind until Wisdom

27 July 2026, Version 1
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Abstract

In nature, forms and forces are distinguished. MIND is the cerebral software of forms and faculties that elaborate them. Its complex functional and evolutionary organization has required various ways of investigation: 1. Difference between Homo sapiens and the other mammals; 2. Enchanted Staircase as a model of progressive levels from low animals to humans; 3. Different Forms of Thought between exogenous (Knowledge, Dream) and endogenous (Reasoning, Fantasy) with origin and importance of Creativity. 4. However, it is analysis of words that allows us to distinguish the details of Mind phenomenon. Structuring of stimuli into signals, and these into ideas, and these into thoughts that are directed in ways based solely on memory or elaborated by Ego, giving rise to the many varied forms of thought. Thus, article explains the sensorium, memory, knowledge, serenity and anguish, the innovative mind between theory and practice, creativity and cunning, with their excesses of abstruseness, machiavellianism, naivety, and fraudulence. Comparing signals and memories with recognize, precognition and learning, and the social implications of dialogue, sincerity, understanding, teaching, and education. Finally, the mental contents that become part of Ego: Identity, Consciousness, Multiformity, Introspection, with Wisdom that plays the role of giving a mature balance to the subject and his existence.

Keywords

Physiology and mental evolution
faculties
balance and excess
identity and consciousness
Ego and Wisdom

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