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You may have been taught about the five senses, at least to the degree that you recognize their are five senses. You may not yet be as cognizant about the other two senses, one of which is the most basic, and the other the most advanced. The most basic sense is that of motion. The most advanced sense is that of sequence.

Sequence is the awareness of procession…that one thing leads to another to another to another….it’s a sense of possible and probable outcomes  A sense of consequences, both positive and/or negative — and 256 shades of gray.

Motion is referred to as the “kinaesthetic” sense. It is movement, subtle movement, gross movement, movement of any kind. It’s prevalaent, ubiquitious, ever present, on many levels…You are aware of motion, of movement….movement of your legs, arms, eyes and tongue; movement of your toes and your beliefs…..change, adjustments….the world revolving, and evolving….

The collection of our 7 Senses, operating organically as a whole system, is referred to as “the sensorium.” Our sense of who we are as a person, as a neighbor, as a friend, as a citizen,  as a spouse, child, parent…..is constructed with the sensorium.

Aesthetics, as in “kinaesthetics,” is about beauty….;and kin…well, kin, as in “the next of kin,”  is about relationship ….and relationships are not static, they move….in a sequence of events.

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