When the mind
processes information about sexuality, the body's functions work together to
recognize sexuality, remember sexuality, and express sexuality. In this video,
we'll talk about sexual memory, where we store and retrieve information about
sex and become aware of it.
The mind is
composed of conscious and unconscious parts. First, the unconscious works so
that we can feel and be aware of it as consciousness, and then the mind-body
interaction of perception, memory, and expression is controlled by the
unconscious, and then the conscious becomes aware of it and feels it.
When we perceive
external information, all five sensory organs are controlled by the unconscious
mind. The unconscious mind takes it all in before the conscious mind feels it,
but it selectively filters and decides what to remember and what to bring to conscious
awareness. The filtering is done by the “habits” in the unconscious mind. The
habits in the unconscious mind also interact with the external information and
the stored information in the memory to determine whether it is sexual or
general information, and then bring it to conscious awareness. This is why each
person perceives the same thing differently depending on how the habits in the
unconscious mind have been formed.
In the process
of recognizing and remembering sex, the unconscious mind works to store the perceived
information in memory and retrieve it again from memory, reinforcing or
changing what is already stored. As with all psychology, the workings of the
habits in the unconscious mind are paramount when it comes to psychology of
memory. When it comes to processing and recognizing information about sex, the
habituated unconscious forms one’s values, perceptions, and ideas about sex.
That is, we have unconscious habits that cause us to think about sex in a
certain way when we consciously think about it.
Strictly
speaking, it's not something external that comes in and makes you feel it, but
rather, it's the information stored in the memory that is retrieved and
recognized, which is triggered by the perceived external information. When
something is recognized that does not fit with what is stored in the memory
from the past experiences, the unconscious mind tries to understand it and
readjusts the memory accommodating the new information. The unconscious habits
can be changed by adding knowledge, experiences, thoughts, and external
expressions. Therefore, even if distorted values and ideas have been formed by
the distorted information so far, it is possible to change the stored information
and form correct thinking habits by updating the memory by adding accurate information
about values and ideas of sexuality in the future.
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