Conceptual

1. Soul: The core essence of being, representing one's fundamental nature and existence.

1. • More Conceptual: Consciousness derives its existence and depth from the soul.

   • More Perceptual: This essence manifests in the awareness and thoughts of consciousness.

2. Consciousness: The state of being aware and able to think and perceive, reflecting the soul's essence in a more refined and active form.

2. • More Conceptual: Self-Identity is rooted in the awareness provided by consciousness.

   • More Perceptual: Consciousness shapes identity through self-awareness and conscious reflection.

3. Self-Identity: The understanding and definition of oneself, formed through consciousness and belief.

3. • More Conceptual: The culmination of all ones beliefs form one’s identity.

   • More Perceptual: Self-Identity determines what one allows themselves to believe.

4. Beliefs: Core convictions and understandings that shape one's worldview and actions.

4. • More Conceptual: Values influence where one looks for meaning.

   • More Perceptual: Beliefs determine what is important and worthwhile.

5. Values: Things that you want and that guide behaviour and decision-making.

5. • More Conceptual: Virtues are how you achieve your values.

   • More Perceptual: Values inform the virtues that one strives to embody.

6. Virtues: Specific qualities or moral excellences that one strives to embody.

6. • More Conceptual: Motivation to develop virtues is practical.

   • More Perceptual: Virtues affect your level of motivation to pursue difficult things.

7. Motivations: The reasons or drives behind behaviours and actions, fuelled by values and virtues.

7. • More Conceptual: The requirements and benefits of a character inform your motivation for continuing to be that character.

   • More Perceptual: Motivations lead one to embody specific characters for various contexts and purposes.

8. Character: The roles or personas one embodies in different contexts.

8. • More Conceptual: Spirit influences what your character is like.

   • More Perceptual: Character is expressed with varying levels of spirit, determining energy and approach.

9. Spirit: The animating force that gives vitality and energy, influencing how character is expressed.

9. • More Conceptual: Behaviours can influence the level of spirit; sitting vs jumping.

   • More Perceptual: The level of spirit which energizes behaviors, making them spirited or spiritless.

10. Behaviours: Observable actions and conduct, influenced by the character and the spirit with which it is embodied.

10. • More Conceptual: Action groups are the basis of behaviors.

    • More Perceptual: Behaviors are realized through specific actions.

11. Actions: Specific deeds or activities performed, driven by behaviors.

11. • More Conceptual: Senses provide actions with feedback.

    • More Perceptual: Sensing is an automatic action.

12. Senses: The faculties by which the external world is perceived (sight, hearing, touch, taste, smell).

12. • More Conceptual: Percepts provide the raw data that the senses detect and interpret.

    • More Perceptual: Senses perceive percepts.

13. Percepts: Individual sensory experiences that result from interacting with the external world.

Perceptual