Instinctual Realities
Instinctual Realities
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Your biological primer for how your core identity needs are going to be met.
Which aspect of phenomenological reality do you fixate on to eget your needs met.
Instincts exist as the reality/context in which your core type fixations play out.
The blind instinct is not a separated reality, it is just always behind you because you want to look the other way toward your main instinct.
Imagine this:
Your focal view is your dominant instinct
Your peripheral vision is your secondary instinct
the area behind you is your blind instinct
Obstacles in your dominant instincts call you to turn your head and notice the issue that is in the direction of your blind instinct.
Once you turn your head, you decide that your dominant instinct is more important/necessary and turn your head back.
This is the behavior that creates the neglect that builds the void in your blind instinct.
Self-Preservation
Self-Preservation
The reality of resources, needs, abilities, psycho-emotional harmony, and steady growth
Expressed through the exaggeration of survival needs which results in working towards an excess of the luxuries that support comfort and stability
Key Words:
Responsibility, Capability, Stability, Convenience, Skill, Reliability, Resources
Visual Signals:
Narrow/detached gaze, closed-off gait, restricted or self-separating movements, intense about objects and events
Awareness to changes that occur in body, emotions, and mind (environment , satisfaction, and direction)
Maintenance of body and being
Needing to perfect the state of mind and body before changes can be made
Interest and concern for the fulfillment of tasks, and the building of skills
Optimization toward smoothness and convenience
The responsibility toward providing for needs
The observation of what is necessary
Awareness of longevity and decay
Preparation for growing needs or assumed changes
Physicality of the body
Sexual
Sexual
The reality of desirability, non-verbal attraction/repulsion, intense chemical excitement, sexual demonstrations, and mating rituals, fantasies and taboos
Expressed through the exaggerated need for orgasmic experiences, which results in them seeking individual annihilation in union with a person or experinece in catharsis
Key Words:
Hot/Cold, Desirability, Masculinity/Femininity, Removing boundaries within the self and others, amplification of softness in otherwise assertive individuals and assertiveness in otherwise soft individual
Visual Signals:
Integration of the poison and the baby in the eyes, presentation of gender polarities and the blending of them, strong and immediate non-verbal reactions of attraction/repulsion to stimuli (The Ick Factor)
Acute awareness and creation of arousal and temptation
Sexual displays and mating rituals
Urge to penetrate and be penetrated
The exciting taboo and strangeness that creates differentiation and tension — the flavor of pollution that makes dying exciting
Chemical chasing (transformation through chemical being changes)
Extremes of (+) and (-) / masculinity and femininity — and the movement toward blending the two; androgyny
Intense perception of specific points of attraction and repulsion
Social
Social
The reality of connection and relations, connection and distance, similarities and differences, “tracking what overlaps”, development of consistent frameworks and demarcations for various types of people, ideologies, and perspectives.
Expressed through exaggerated need to form bonds/families, intimate connection, and familiarity
Visual Signals
Expansive eyes, range of openness/closed-off-ness to ideas/people/experiences seen through the glimmer in the eye, intimate/antagonising, everything feels personal
Connection and distance of people, perspectives, roles, opinions, views
Depth and full embrace in bonds as a desire
Alignment and disalignment
Qualities and lineage — associations that contextualize people and things
Feelings of kinship, closeness, or intimacy as definite markers for trust and connection
The building of valued aspects
Observation and influence over culture and narratives
Hierarchy
Tracking the origins
Paying attention to involvement
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