Archetypes: These primordial images reflect basic patterns or universal themes common to us all and that are present in the unconscious. These symbolic images exist outside space and time. Examples are the shadow, animus, anima, the old wise person, and the innocent child. There are also nature archetypes, like fire, ocean, river, mountain.

• Mental Inspiration
  • dreams of becoming a person like him either good or bad
    • Dreams are specific expressions of the unconscious that have a definite, purposeful structure indicating an underlying idea or intention. The general function of dreams is to restore a person’s total psychic equilibrium.
• mental pronouns
  • mental self , mind of self , self mind is the mind of self control
    • Self is the archetype symbolizing the totality of the personality. It represents the striving for unity, wholeness, and integration.
    • mind and self
    • outline of self
  • mental others
    • mind of others is the mind out of control which is not in the control of self creature
    • mental invasion , invasion of mind by other creatures
• MENTAL STAGE OF LIFE OR AGE OF MENTAL LIFE
  • Child
    • normal child
    • child having adult mind
      • prodigy , genius
  • Adult
    • normal adult
    • adult having an animalistic mind
      • mad , psychopath , cynical person
    • adult having an insect mind
  • Old person
    • normal person of old age
    • old person having a healthy mind
• MENTAL GENDER
  • NORMAL ARCHETYPES
    • Anima is the archetype symbolizing the unconscious female component of the male psyche. Tendencies or qualities often thought of as feminine.
    • Animus is the archetype symbolizing the unconscious male component of the female psyche. Tendencies or qualities often thought of as masculine.
  • LOVE TOWARDS SEX OR GENDER
    • transvestism
    • Homosexual
    • Heterosexual
    • Bisexual
    • Neutral
  • FEAR TOWARDS SEX OR GENDER
    • Homophobia
    • Heterophobia
  • SELF GENDER
    • Undiscovered sex
    • intersex
• MENTAL SPECIES
  • Humanization
    • Personality ( uniqueness of mind ) , Personality comprises three parts (i.e., tripartite): the id, ego, and super-ego.
      • Persona is the mask or image a person presents to the world. It is designed to make a particular impression on others, while concealing a person’s true nature.
      • Shadow is the side of a personality that a person does not consciously display in public. It may have positive or negative qualities.
      • Parts of the unconscious mind (the id and superego) are in constant conflict with the conscious part of the mind (the ego).
        • ID
        • EGO
        • SUPER-EGO