The human body and mind are one. Humans' sensory organs act as a bridge between the human body and the psychology of perception. The external information received through sensory organs are sensed and stored, and the human psychology operates to process emotions. Sensory organs receive the external information through the eyes, the ears, the skin, the nose, and the mouth (and the tongue).

             We call the information received through the eyes 'sight', through the ears 'hearing', through the skin 'touch', through the nose 'smell', and through the mouth 'taste'. They are called the sensory information. These five organs turn the external information to sensory information.

     The external objects and phenomena go through the five sensory organs, and then they become sensory information, which can be sensed as psychology. The information of sight, hearing, touch, smell and taste go through the synthetic process, and then they are combined to form a single sensory information. This information of sensation contains feeling and the conscious becomes aware of this information which we call emotion if it is sustained. Thus, emotion is sustained thoughts and feelings.

             This process is called the psychology of perception in which five sensory organs receive the external information and the unconscious generates emotion and acknowledge it as the emotion for the perceived external information. The information received on your skin is combined with feelings, and then your skin can sense it as good or bad feelings.

             The constant input of the external information will maintain sensory information and the information of sensation, and then one can sense emotions consciously. But, if there is no sensory information without the input of the external information, the generation of the information of sensation will come to a halt, and one cannot sense emotions. When the input of the external information is stopped, it leads to the incapacity to sense emotions; this state of temporary emotion is called mood. However, when you still feel mood even though both the input of external information and the information of sensation have stopped, we call it feelings. This is possible due to the unconscious operation of habits associated with the stored information.

             Migenes (The gene of mind) turn the external information, received through sensory organs, into sensory information. The way this sensory information can be recognized as the information of sensation within one’s thought results from the work of unconscious habits dealing with the result of migenes. When man and woman receive the external information and process them into sensory information, their migenes work differently. Thus, man and woman recognize the external information as different sensory information and have different awareness.

             For man, if sensory information fits his standard of future happiness, then it will create positive mood within him. If not, it will simply be removed and won't be transformed into the information of feeling. Thus, man is sensitive to sensory information, and he will try to have fun and pleasure, which will bring about the moods of passion and happiness by the operation of his sensory organs.

             On the other hand, for woman, the information of sensation has to fit her standard of present happiness. The information of sensation is decided by the unconscious habits while processing the input of sensory information by Migenes. Negative feelings are healed to create a void of feelings so that this information of sensation can help the pursuit of the present happiness and create positive feelings. So, woman is sensitive to the information of feeling and wants to maintain the feelings of love and happiness.

             For woman, it continues as the information of feeling and for man it stays as sensory information. Man can generate passion of mind energy through sensory information and woman can generate love of mind energy through the information of feeling. They both have sensory information and the information of feeling. However, I say that man doesn't have the information of feeling since there is an uncomparable difference between man and woman's information of feeling.

             Both man and woman receive the external information through sensory organs in the same way. But, when the information of each sensory organ is combined to form one sensory information, man and woman function differently and they also feel different as well. This is because migenes of man and woman operate differently toward the information of sensation. It is also different for each individual, for distortion takes place when sensory information is colligated. It is also varied depending on how many sensory organs function at a time.

             For example, if you drink the juice of onion, you are aware that it is onion juice from the visual information through your eyes, its smell through your nose, and from the taste in your mouth and tongue. If you blindfold your eyes and block your nose, you are unable to receive the information of sight and smell. When you drink it, you will get the information of taste through the mouth and the tongue. You will then taste something different rather than an onion. The fact became distorted and then recognized.

             How many sensory organs are used to receive information will determine how the external information is recognized. The more sensory organs are used, the more accurate the recognition of the information will be. Thus, if one has problems with sensory organs, one cannot recognize the external information accurately, and may even distort the fact. This will generate different information of sensation and feeling.

             For the amount of information received and interpreted through each sensory organ, the information of sight is the largest, then hearing, touching, smelling, and the taste comes last. The amount of the distortion of external information also differs in the order of the disorder of sight being the largest, then hearing, touching, smelling, and taste.

             When distorting the external information, feelings and emotions will be manifested in different ways. Distorted recognition of external information will lead to the distortion of one’s own sensory information and the information of sensation. Then, at the point of turning them to the information of emotion, it can also be distorted. Thus, one should consider these two cases of distortions and keep in mind that the perceived information can be different from the actual fact. In such a way, it is called ‘the error of perception' when the external information becomes distorted.

             This error of perception happens more frequently among women than men. Since woman processes information further than man does, the possibility of distortion is highly likely for woman. This is because man is more sensitive to sensory information and feelings whereas woman is more sensitive to emotions based on the information of feeling.

             There are more male experts in jobs that require sensitivity to sensory information and female experts in jobs that require sensitivity to the information of emotion. Man takes up more positions in the jobs which utilize sight, hearing, touching, smelling, and tasting. If woman becomes an expert in this kind of job, psychological disorder may occur in her since she has to be very sensitive to sensory information, and vice versa. 

             However, the proof of the existence of psychological disorder does not mean that there are mental problems. It simply means the disorder occurred within one’s psychology. If one has the capability of harmonizing sensory information and emotion, or habits of solving problems, the psychological disorders do not necessarily need to be treated since he or she can still pursue the happiness for him or her and others. Thus, psychological disorders are not all problematic, but only the ones that cause troubles and damage in one's life and relationships are. 

             Some successful experts have psychological disorders since they have maximized their psychological capacity, so their capacity for concentration and memorizing have been maximized, and all these can lead to psychological disorders. In other words, without psychological disorders, human civilization would not have evolved, let alone any invention of new things.

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