Radiation Senses

1. Sense of height and sight, including polarized light.

2. Sense of seeing without eyes such as heliotropism or the sun sense of plants.

3. Sense of color.

4. Sense of moods and identities attached to colors.

5. Sense of awareness of one’s visibility or invisibility and consequent camouflaging.

6. Sensitivity to radiation other than visible light including radio waves, X rays, etc.

7. Sense of Temperature and temperature change.

8. Sense of season including the ability to insulate, hibernate and winter sleep.

9. Electromagnetic sense and polarity which includes the ability to generate current (as in the nervous system and brain waves) or other energies.

Feeling Senses

1. Hearing including resonance, vibrations, sonar and ultrasonic frequencies.

2. Awareness of pressure, particularly underground, underwater, and to wind and air.

3. Sensitivity to gravity.

4. The sense of excretion for waste elimination and protection from enemies.

5. Feel, particularly touch on the skin.

6. Sense of weight, gravity, and balance.

7. Space or proximity sense.

8. Coriolus sense or awareness of effects of the rotation of the Earth.

9. Sense of motion. Body movement sensations and sense of mobility.

Chemical Senses

1. Smell with and beyond the nose.

2. Taste with and beyond the tongue.

3. Appetite or hunger for food, water, and air.

4. Hunting, killing or food obtaining urges.

5. Humidity sense including thirst, evaporation control, and the acumen to find water or evade a flood.

6. Hormonal sense, as to pheromones and other chemical stimuli.

Mental Senses

      (1, 2, and 3 are attractions saying, "Seek additional attractions to support well-being.")

1. Pain, external and internal.

2. Mental or spiritual distress.

3. Sense of fear, dread of injury, death or attack

4. Procreative urges: sex awareness, courting, love, mating, paternity and raising young.

5. Sense of play, sport, humor, pleasure, and laughter.

6. Sense of physical place, navigation senses including detailed awareness of land and seascapes of positions of the sun, moon, and stars.

7. Sense of time and rhythm.

8. Sense of electromagnetic fields.

9. Sense of weather changes.

10. Sense of emotional place, of community, belonging, support, trust, and thankfulness.

11. Sense of self including friendship, companionship, and power.

12. Domineering and territorial sense.

13. Colonizing sense including compassion and receptive awareness of one's fellow creatures, sometimes to the degree of being absorbed into a superorganism.

14. Horticultural sense and the ability to cultivate crops,as is done by ants that grow fungus, by fungus who farm algae or birds that leave food to attract their prey.
    (15, 18, and 19 are the core of Ecopsychology)

15. Language and articulation sense used to express feelings, and convey information in every medium from the bees’ dance to human stories and literature.

16. Sense of humility, appreciation, ethics.

17. Senses of form and design.

18. Sense of Reason, including memory and the capacity for logic and science.

19. Sense of mind and Consciousness. Intuition or subconscious deduction.

20. Aesthetic sense, inc.creativity and appreciation of beauty, music, literature, form, design, drama.

21. Psychic capacity such as foreknowledge, clairvoyance, clairaudience, psychokinesis, astral projection and possibly certain animal instincts and plant sensitivities.

22. Sense of biological and astral time, awareness of past, present and future events.

23. The capacity to hypnotize other creatures.

24. Relaxation and sleep including dreaming, meditation, brainwave awareness.

25. Pupation including cocoon building and metamorphosis.

26. Sense of excessive stress and capitulation.

27. Sense of survival by joining a more established organism.

28. Spiritual sense, including conscience, capacity for sublime love, ecstasy, a sense of sin, profound sorrow and sacrifice.

29. Sense of homeostatic unity. Natural attraction as singular mother/seed essence of all other senses