Relations toward the world:
1.  coopt
2.  consume
3.  absorb
4.  copulate
5.  inhabit
6.  explore
7.  communicate
8.  observe
9.  love
10.  know.


Elements of sensory (and eventually cognitive) perception:
K=kinetic, V=visual, H=hearing.
• There is a general progression from kinesthesis -- the direct impingement of the external world, in Phase I -- to vision in Phase II, to hearing -- the most spiritual of senses, the sense belonging to relatedness -- is Stage III.
• Touch, taste and smell are the kinesthetic triad.  Smell represents a relatively spiritual, incorporeal mechanism for apprehending an object without having to contact it directly. 
• The elements of vision are: light (or brightness), color, shape.
• Hearing consists of: rhythm, pitch, harmony.  Hearing is the first sense which occurs along the axis of time.
1.  (K) heat (touch)
2.  (K) texture (taste)
3.  (V) light
4.  (K) smell
5.  (V) color (N.b. fish apprehend flashes of color without grasping the separateness of objects.  The apprehension of movement is a perception of changes of color.)
6.  (H) rhythm (N.b. sound begins to gives a certain meaning to the visual spectrum.  Reptiles are the first creatures capable of noticing something -- and the first to participate in the simultaneous gestalt of tactility, vision and hearing.)
7.  (H) pitch (N.b. birds generate coded sequences of pitch,  but the latter do not rise to the level of harmony.) 
8.  (V) shape (N.b. shape is essentially the apprehension of the separate identity of individual objects.  Shape is also critical to mammals' perception of the shapes of bodies, for purposes of body language.  Mammal shape-apprehension is the last hurrah of the unethical visual free-for-all of Phase II -- while still also constituting a remarkably cognitive, sophisticated phenomenon, in its distinction of objects from the environment.)
9.  (H) harmony (N.b. harmony, in its visceralism, really is a primitive.  Qua the conjunction or sequence of two pitches, harmony is the beginning of meaning.  In a sense, it is the first sense to recognize two things at once, or the possibility of change.)
10.  pattern  (N.b. pattern is "extra-sensory" insofar as it operates reflectively upon the data supplied the senses -- kinesthetic, visual or auditory.  Pattern-recognition is the basis of cognition, especially in the form of abductive reasoning.)


Emotional relations:
1.  action
2.  need
3.  desire
4.  compulsion
5.  morality
6.  aspiration
7.  choice
8.  possibility
9.  vocation
10.  holism


Conceptual differences/logical relations:
1.  identity: A is A
2.  difference/contradiction:A is not B
3.  degree: A is greater than, higher than B
4.  opposition/complementarity: A is the opposite of B
5.  equivalence: A is the same as B
6.  sequence: A comes after B
7.  category/member: A is a member of B
8.  quality: A has the quality of B
9.  causation: A leads to B
10.  likeness: A is similar to B