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Date:
February 4, 2025
Source:
Dr Diviney:
The Subjective Mind and Processing Brain

The subjective mind will be personal as well as based on opinions and perceptions, however the subjective mind is exposed and formulated from environments and interactions as well as knowledge from others and brain experiences in processing.The brain is thus part of nature.
(Dr Diviney 2025).

Nature has the ability to be subjective e.g. the mind. (Dr Diviney 2025).

Subjective states or knowledge of objective reality. (Dr Diviney 2025).

There are different interpretations of quantum mechanics. QBism places a stronger emphasis on the subjective nature of quantum phenomena compared to others.

The nervous system responds to intrinsic and extrinsic stimuli. Subjectivity of their own mind and Subjectivity of the mind of others.
(Dr Diviney 2025).

The nervous system is a complex structure that regulates most of the body functions and responses by means of highly complex processes based on electrical and chemical signaling. It can be divided into the central nervous system (CNS), comprising the brain and the spinal cord, and the peripheral nervous system (PNS) comprising the nerves and ganglia that connect the body to the CNS. The main cells that form the nervous system structure are neurons, responsible for the transmission of information through electrochemical signaling, and glial cells, with diverse supporting roles.(Science Direct).

Neural stimuli can come from external sources (like light hitting the retina) or internal sources (like changes in blood sugar levels).

Nervous System Response:

When a neural stimulus is received, it is processed by the nervous system, leading to a specific response, like muscle contraction, hormone release, or a conscious perception.

Example:

A classic example is the "fight-or-flight" response, where a perceived threat (a neural stimulus) triggers the sympathetic nervous system to release adrenaline, causing physical changes like increased heart rate.

Thus the nervous system is affected by the subjective mind, sending neuron signals to the  processing brain. (Dr Diviney 2025).


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Extracts From Dr Diviney’s Scientific Study:
We are born as Nature, We live as Nature,
We are Nature:

Analysis that cuts across all the issues
between the ordinary world and real science, especially quantum science, and the broader
conversation about the relationship between humans and different forms of life (King et al.,
2021).

Develing into the mystical and
ever-changing aspects of human-nature cooperation, including Einstein's quantum vulnerability.

Another rationally attractive aspect is the participation of consciousness in quantum events.
Since the audience effect makes sense in quantum science, simple perception can change the consequences of an event. This is entirely predictable given the proposal's focus on how people's encounters and ideas shape their relationship with nature.

The intuitive and imaginative nature of
human participation in the relationship between man and nature is characterized by the
emergence of consciousness in quantum events (Redekop, 2020). In light of this,
the philosophical implications of Einstein's quantum theory encourage us to rethink the rationale for analyzing reality. It is a Philosophical embroidery that renews the view of the relationship between humans and nature, weaving threads of interconnectedness, vulnerability, and awareness.

As a result, Einstein's quantum tradition not only requires a revision of our philosophical situation in the complex dance between humans and the ordinary world, but also changes logical ideal models, which in-turn refers to a conceptual representation, system or process that gives an outline of the most optimal and efficient ways in which it could function, with focus on the key relationships, between these components and the desired outcomes, not considering limitations or complexities.

© Carol Natasha Diviney, Ph.D.


In Summary

The biological brain structure is nature; involved in processing.

Wherever the brain goes in terms of human beings, it is exposed to the Societal influence of the subjective minds of others. Highlighting the interdependence of people and nature, reflecting the complexity and depth of these relationships.

The Philosophical embroidery that renews the view of the relationship between humans and nature, weaving threads of interconnectedness, vulnerability and awareness, through the subjective mind, which works alongside the biological processing brain. (Dr Diviney 2025).

The Subjective mind is being used as treatment of trauma in Psychotherapy, which is thus outdated. Individuals need to explore their own subjective mind without influential Historical, Collective,
or Intergenerational influence. The only way to undertake this is designing and implementing methodologies, to encompass Philosophical Scientific frameworks, that screen for trauma encounters deriving from Historical, Collective and Intergenerational Trauma. (Dr Diviney 2025).

People are using talking therapies e.g. Psychotherapy; which is based on being able to have awareness and acceptance now. However, people may not be at a stage of being able to accept where they are right now. Looking at the subjective mind being influenced by Societal environments and interactions, which would affect brain processing e.g. thoughts, emotions and feelings.

They may need to work through acceptance of what is taking place. In relation to awareness, people may not be aware of their feelings and thoughts at that particular moment.

Undertaking art therapy will aid individuals to be able to explore their feelings, through self-directed sessions of nature based exercises, as well as having future support to undertake self-directed sessions.

Poetry gives individuals another form of expression, as it is known as an ancient healing art; aiding expression awareness and thought processes received by the subjective mind.


© 2025 Carol Natasha Diviney, Ph.D.

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National Library of Medicine:

Encouraging as this plan might sound, the truth is that we are far from possessing a detailed picture of how the brain works and even farther from understanding how brain functions relate to operations of the human mind. This gap is no secret, as neuroscientists will be the first to admit.

Part of the problem lies in the sheer difficulty of developing noninvasive technologies that are powerful and sensitive enough to allow us to measure brain activity in vivo and at different levels of complexity, from molecules to large-scale brain areas.

Similarly, neuroscientists face the daunting task of systematizing, analyzing, and modeling enormous amounts of data. Above and beyond these fundamental yet tractable practical difficulties rests a less discussed but equally pivotal challenge: that of understanding how answers about the brain can resolve questions about the mind and vice versa.

No matter how much neural data we amass and no matter how sophisticated or computationally powerful our statistical models become, the goal of endeavors such as the BRAIN Initiative will be out of reach unless we have a clear theoretical framework that reveals how the brain relates to the mind. This relation is the bailiwick of philosophers.
(NIH).


Dr Diviney has previously studied and qualified in Anatomy and Physiology. As well as Health Studies Research.


Neuroscience Specialism Branches With Further Study:

Neuroanatomy
Cognitive Neuroscience
Neurolinguistics
Neurophysiology
Brain Imaging
Psychology,
and Neuroscience Mental Health

© 2025 Carol Natasha Diviney,Ph.D.


(NIH)
How does brain development and activity influence moral choice, behavior and character?

The Science Revolution in 2024 by Dr Diviney: clearly demonstrates the influence of moral choice, behavior and character in relation to the brain; and those morals and behaviors which were long before modern science, will have influenced and shaped brain development and activity within Society which still exists in the present day.

Date:
August 26, 2024
Source:
Dr Diviney:
Historical Societal Discrimination
of Women and Men
who are inherently both nature beings.
Women Societal Discrimination:

Extracts:

Dr Diviney’s research proved Men have held Societal power and influence right from the time of Stoicism, this is throughout early Philosophical perspectives, ideas, ideals and views which were all undertaken by men.

Men themselves have also been discriminated against historically:

Societal influence that has led men to formulate thoughts in their mind, through Primary and Secondary Socialisation, as to how a man presents and deals with emotions.

The current psychotherapy models would indeed be discriminatory in practice.


© 2025 Dr Diviney





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