THE PSYCHOANALYSIS OF EMOTIONAL AND MORAL FLUIDS

In the theory of the soul ('psyche') created by Sigmund Freud ( 1856-1939, Austrian neurologist).

Therapeutic method created by S. Freud, used in cases of neurosis and psychosis, which basically consists of the interpretation, by a psychoanalyst, of the unconscious contents of an individual's words, actions and imaginary productions, based on free associations and transference.

I believe that we are going through a great transformation in which the mind can respond to a state more related to the functions of the brain that we can perform a career or a gesture by any part of the consciousness that resulting from the chemical transformations the organism retains to take various forms that makes the human being conduct himself or obstruct his functions to develop a thought that, by the circumstances of the soul generated by the chemical transformation of the spirit that in its nuclear periphery passing to the liquid state of matter, everything reacts and transforms into living thought that gives us the chance to think and act through the senses when we can achieve something substantial through the five senses, which are related to the perception of the internal and external environment, are smell, taste, sight, hearing and touch. The internal and external environment provide a wide variety of sensations, which are perceived thanks to our nervous system and our sense organs that the mind, under a great charge of energy of the spirit, transforms and transports itself to transform all relationships into feelings . emotional emotions of the mind with the living organism that is released on a great relativity and organic function of the organism causing a secondary effect to the organism developing on the human cells an extraordinary source of energy causing great moral and personal transformations on effects and chemical fluid of the spirit that we can classify a cognition on perception and thought that from the bottom of the soul we remain more complete to the five senses of the human body causing a metabolic effect on the functions of the organism and the human mind.

Who made the theory of moods?

Hippocrates (460-370 BC ) considered the "father of medicine", despite medicine having existed since Ancient Egypt with the philosopher and poet Imhotep (2655-2600 BC), he developed a medical model based on the four elements of Empedocles and attributed his characteristics to four humors (from the Latin humor, bodily fluid).

Theory of Moods:

It is important to locate the word “humor” in history: in Greco-Roman antiquity, the term related to liquids and fluids. The evolution of its meaning developed towards “state of mind”. A “good-humored” subject, therefore, would be someone with good moods/liquids inside.

So, to understand the Theory of Moods, we must understand its roots:

The Greek philosopher Empedocles (c.495-435 BC ) suggested that the four elements (water, air, fire and earth) and their characteristics (temperature and humidity/dryness) could explain the existence of any substance.

The physician Hippocrates (460 BC -377 BC), considered the father of Western Medicine, had philosophy as his ally. Thus, he developed a medical model based on these four elements, attributing their characteristics to body fluids – the humors. Thus, health would result from its balance, while excesses and lacks would explain disease states.

It was with the physician Galen (c.129- c. 201 AD) that Hippocratic medicine reached its peak. He expanded the theory, relating it to the personality and emotional and behavioral inclinations of individuals.

Soon, the theory of moods/temperaments was developed. It consists in the hypothesis that each body is formed by mixtures of the four elements, so that each being would be born with a combination of them.

The predominance of some element would lead to a temperament. They would be:

• Sanguine – in subjects who have excessive blood. Its resulting characteristics would be joy, optimism, confidence and extroversion.

• Phlegmatic – in subjects who have excessive phlegm. Its resulting characteristics would be shyness, apathy, slowness, tiredness and coherence.

• Choleric – in subjects who have excessive yellow bile. Its resulting characteristics would be irritability, intensity, impulsiveness and speed.

• Melancholic – in subjects who have excessive black bile. Its resulting characteristics would be artistic inclination, sadness, fear and introversion.

Thus, for health promotion, the scholar recommended care in relation to the environment, sleep, rest, food and passions.

His sayings lasted until the renaissance when new research came along.

Although the theory is not part of current Psychology, its contribution in the area was remarkable. Furthermore, it is worth mentioning that she contributed to the studies of Kant, Wundt and the Society of Jesus.

By: Paula Farias Akkari

Psychologist (CRP 06/178290), graduated from PUC-SP.

Master's student in Social Psychology at the same institution.

Graduate student at the Dasein Institute.

I want to say that certain things come from others as my psychoanalysis is related to the modification and emotional development due to certain chemical combinations of certain substances that develop in the organism giving us a synthesis that the world originated from a great transformation that was densely hot and exploded causing in the relativity of life and existence the life that in mere circumstances we can say that the mind works and works miracles due to its protein content in which the spirit passes into a state of toning that resurrects the matter that in alchemy we can prescribe that in everything there is a magic in which, based on nature, everything would be transmutable and transformable that we can classify as a state of grace also speaking of the spiritual development called holy spirit when alchemy reaches its highest point reaching 90 degrees that makes transform all organic substances into a great natural relativity that combines in and it passes to a certain state of chemical transformation of the spirit that enters the chemical functions of the organism in which an atom is created over life, which means an atomic nucleus as the key to all organic relativities, forming a life and so on. we prescribe all the emotional and moral fluids that govern human nature, purposefully, in various questions of feeling and thought that are transformed by the nuclear energy of the spirit, nuclear chemistry, making a thousand ways to feel how to love, hate and much more when nature oscillates us with the relative functioning of the organism that is in every biochemical relationship transforming us into several personalities that we can classify the mind as a generator of several submissions that shows us the most humane way of living and so we can prescribe the human mind and its monotony how much their more than secret desires as a way of loving or hating leading us to the best or worst relationship with life the social one that can both oppress us and transform us into true geniuses in which all nature can show us and educate us according to life.

I want to emphasize a good understanding with everyone about an extraordinary research on the emotional and moral fluids that extends over the great chemical development of the spirit passing to the soul and transforming itself into a metabolic function to the organism that by the substances of vitamins, proteins and mineral salts the cells are transformed emerging to the organism giving emotional functions on the organism transforming the emotions on a great relativity of certain thoughts that come from great effects caused by the emotional and moral fluid in which the organism of a human being is led to several transformations in the dissemination of certain liquid and solid substances that pass in the smallest fraction of an atom on the mental effects causing a great emotional transformation to the human mind and I want to thank you for my great enthusiasm and study and I want all scientists with a master's degree in social psychology as many science geniuses manage to obtain a grand and information with my great discovery and that leads forward to develop a great research and theory on the relativities of man with human nature in which he can develop in his class about every organic function a great exploration on the development of the mental fluid and moral that we can develop great and extraordinary works on the most versatile mechanics of life and thank you all very much and I want to thank everyone from the great academy EDU and I want to say that my studies are foundations of my creation and thought that I have always researched in the area of modern science for the great future that awaits us with open doors and thank you very much to all of you!

By: Roberto Barros