Below is a list of concepts and ideas that I would like to eventually blog about here. I have put links on the concepts that I have already blogged about:
- Being a Man, relating to Women.
 - What awareness is / the function of it.
 - The structure of language, how rearranging words creates new meanings.
 - "He" instead of "Me" when referencing the old me.
 - Now, compared to past and future.
 - The true nature of emotion (biochemical, mental created, etc)
 - The ego (not necessarily freuds definition).
 - Who am I / Identity of my 'self'.
 - What is it to 'know' something, how do you learn best, whats the problem with knowing and learning, etc.
 - What is intuition, its purpose, etc.
 - Energy flow between people.
 - Brainwaves - training, sharing, etc.
 - The nature of reality and our minds connection to it.
 - Seeing is believing, or believing is seeing.
 - Death, dying, and the beyond. (Living/ego death, and ultimate/body death).
 - Solitude and its function of health on a being.
 - The nature of discipline, motivation, and persistence.
 - Goal setting, why its so important to the human.
 - What it is to 'be' human. (Abortion threshold, euthanasia threshold, retarded threshold, etc).
 - Finding your deepest gift in life.
 - Chaos, what is it and how is it functional.
 - Mental health, how one person can commit suicide and another can feel on top of the world.
 - Sleep and dreaming / lucid dreaming / controlling inner reality.
 - Evolution - physically, mentally, spiritually.
 - Creativity, ideas - what are they, where do they come from, anything.
 - Technology and its effects on the evolution of human.
 - The function of beliefs in the human mind.
 - The function of habits in the human mind.
 - If a tree falls in the forest, and no one is there to hear it, does it make a sound? And such.
 - The philosophy of time and space, a fabric of existence or simply a gauge of comparison, etc?
 - Science vs. religion. The pros and cons of both, and why neither alone is enough.
 - Perhaps what could be beyond, or the evolution, of science and religion (as separate entities into one unified one, maybe).
 - The realization of the most universal truths being the most simple ones.
 - The mind as a perceiver being like colored lenses, seeing a red painting with blue lenses shows a purple painting.
 - Metaphors and their wonderful ability to portray a message better than anything else.
 - Subjective reality vs. objective reality, and perhaps where they converge.
 - Can someone know something to be true without having proof or words to support it?
 - And does having words for something directly prove that truth has been obtained?
 - Philosophy of organization - does having the ability to organize your life physically mean your mental state is organized, or at least can fathom a system to use?
 - Structures of complex systems, and their true purpose in life.
 - Education and its function on the development of human. Perhaps also in comparison to animals.
 - The function of war, peace, and justice on society and humans.
 - The concept and function of society itself. How does society change, what purpose does it really serve, etc?
 - Government and its function, similarly.
 - Basic human rights, what are they, what should they be, etc.
 - The inseparable connection of the mind to the body. And the philosophy of our own unity, yet we have 2 halves of a body and mind that criss-cross...
 - Memory and everything about it.
 - The conscious mind vs. the subconscious mind.
 - The nature and types of communication.
 - The power of emotions, such as love and happiness or anger and sadness, in the life of a human.
 - Money, the true function, purpose, and everything about it.
 - What is confusion really?
 - The vien-diagram of the comfort zone, extreme chaos, and the necessity of 'the edge' in growth.
 - Biochemical perspective on the human mind and its own functions.
 - Addiction, dependency, and such.
 - The immense purpose and function of gaining new perspectives on things in life.
 - The effects and realizations from trying psychedelic & hallucinogenic drugs, and also out-of-body-and-mind experiences.
 - "The zone" (like in running), everything about it.
 - Map of reality - its function, process of development, anything.
 - The function that writing has on the mind.
 - The effect that language has on the mind.
 - Child psychology - the early development years that make an adult who he is. And, how an adult can change his past to make himself anything.
 - The difference between indifference and being unattached.
 - Visualization, and its impact on a persons life.
 

