Psycho-Spiritual Theory: Socio-Biological Connections

This textbook is an introductory course on social biology. Generational human intellect or genetic psychology is spirituality and the complete capacity of the human species’ psyche and or intellect has been divided into two components which must be represented equally for survival and longevity; spirituality and the human soul. Both genetic inheritance and contextual influence effect psychological development. We are not born with a blank slate for a mind, yet we are not born with memories either. The soul is defined as the state of being alive and that individual’s unique psyche or mind. Human psychology or cognitive processing is continuously adapting generationally parallel to the umbrella of popular culture and evolution. Culture is the communities autopoietic maintenance system, constantly evolving parallel with the human intellect and equally influenced by environmental factors. Social interactions, understanding, education, emotions, sexuality, culture and experiences are more influential than society has ever imagined. Culture is the preservation of ancestrial human intellect and has served societies as a source of communication generationally through time. Culture is the areas institutionalized, established, norms, knowledge, and practices created through human interactions, politics and/or popular demand. It is the preservation of human cognition. As a whole, it is a metaphysical, epistemological, axiological, intangible, expressive, motivational, shared platform with even physical derivatives of human existence in its entirety consisting of; ideological systems of values, beliefs, practices, expressions, attitudes, transactions, art, music, food, rituals, habits, socio-historical transitions, artifacts, actions, customs, communication patterns, or even fashions.