A Psychological Introspection – The Mind

However, taking the theory even further, from my own experimental observations, it appears that there exists a constant battle between the Id and Ego (Conscious and subconscious/unconscious) to gain absolute control over the mind, in order to manifest desires and intent into a physical reality.  Each in turn have the power/ability to motivate the emotional drive to push the mind into specific actions.

If one was to look even closer to these two opposite energetic forces, which are constantly active within our minds, by dissecting their functions even further, one will observe that one is conscious and one is the unconscious, one is based in reality and one is based in fantasy, one is realist and one is an idealist, one is fears, doubts and confusion and the other is hope, determination and confidence and when one is mortal and attached only to the physical reality, the other is immortal and possesses absolute freedom.  These are the human being’s opposing poles, like the planet Earth has the north and south poles; the human being possesses two opposing forces working together to manifest their own intents and desires and it is these two energies that create the conflict and confusion in our minds, for they are constantly opposing each other to bring the awareness to the mind for the mind to incorporate them in balanced harmony via the information it had been fed since its birth. 

However, sometimes during or after a very shocking event or experience, the mind (superego) will trigger off the shutting down of all emotional responses as directed by the Id or the Ego, taking full control of the situation by ceasing all other secondary functions, in order to ensure its minimal functionality in keeping its body alive.  Specifically the mind’s automated trigger will switch on if these two forces were already undergoing many years of highly conflicting experiences, during which the mind was still processing incomprehensible or conflicting information as sent or directed by the Id or Ego.  Thus the mind would already be submerged in an emotional mess of various attachments, as motivated by either the Id or the Ego.

As much as I respect the many interesting theories that Freud and other psychologists had produced to form the bases of the world of psychology; many of which through my own studies, observations and analysis had proved themselves to be lacking or incomplete, if not outdated.  Specifically in behavioural psychology and character development, which are fundamentally based on Freud’s Structural and Topographical Models.  However, what would be the point of evolution if our individual creativity did not add to the wealth of information that already exists.