Endocrinology

Endocrinology is the study of the endocrine system. It is a system composed primarily of glands and circulatory components which allow for the transportation of the many different chemicals found present in the body that aid in maintaining homeostasis, developing appropriate structures, and invoking different reactions within the body that would otherwise be inactive in times where specific survival oriented responses are appropriate.

Adrenaline is an example of this, as it is a hormone which is produced by glands found within the body that incite a specific and unique physiological reaction given their production. One who has a markedly high amount of adrenaline moving through their circulatory pathways will typically experience a rush of energy and an increased degree of response to different stimuli.

 

Different hormones produce different effects, and the whole of the body’s processes find these different effects as necessary for its development and maintenance.

 

This same dynamic is found present in the different wisdoms which find applicability across an array of philosophical scenarios.

For instance, wisdoms of the heart would be fitting for matters concerning the body’s physical, mental, and spiritual health. Lessons in fundamental approaches would be fitting for the first interactions with concepts which develop to be wrought with complexity. Knowledge that is meant to serve in the way of helping measures for situations which would otherwise be handled poorly is prone to the same themes found present in the two previous examples. The contexts of the three examples described previously continue in their applicability, as the hormones of the endocrine system operate under the same analogous framework which would see the chemical processes of the body vary according to the necessary action to be taken. Certain wisdoms find applicability in certain situations, and the inclinations that point one in the direction of a deeply integral understanding, made clear by infinitesimally varying relevance, are subject to the same depictions described in the previous sentences of this passage.

 

Philosophical teachings, analogous to the above, and the subsequent lessons they impart, vary in ways that can be safely articulated as multitudinous, due to the above described capacity of variance and applicability, so in observing the guidance they pass on, in acts of genuine interest and expression, one finds a means of appropriate facilitation for the profound effects that they can have on one’s own understandings and also the communities of which one is a part.