| I. collective consciousness | |
| a. brain area | all |
| b. organ system | all |
| c. neurotransmitter(s) | all |
| i. psychological construct(s) | mob mentality, sociological constructs |
| ii. emotional spectrum | all |
| iii. diseases/disorders | groupthink, hooliganism |
| d. developmental stage | old age; transcendence (Maslow) |
| e. lifecycle stage | death |
| f. evolutionary stage | post-homo |
| g. cosmological stage | rebirth? infinity |
| h. space-time | sociological |
| i. Behavior | collective decision-making, brainstorming, rioting, war |
| j. person | deindividuation |
| k. environment | societal structures |
| l. chakra | talu & nirvana chakras |
| m. sephirot | 8. hod (splendor), the entire tree |
| n. color | purple |
When people join into collective action, they can lose a sense of individuality and do things that only serve the group. Whereas the existential self is still an individual that acts as a member of its social categories would, the mob is its own entity and often transmits to individual members its desired actions through the collective observing itself. This collective self happens when multiple p’s combine into one.