Aisling Hunting Mentalities

It is a true thing most aislings hunt some point in their lives.

But why do aislings feel compelled to participate in this activity?

I intended to study and observe the most basic roots of aisling

hunting mentalities and how they relate to an aisling’s overall 

psychology. I discovered one’s psychology could be described 

by three distinct,but conflicting entities.

Three basic factors to an aisling’s psychology

Id :

This consists of an aisling’s most primitive urges

 and drives it has since birth; including: hunger, thirst, comfort,

 and faerie love. This factor can be deduced as a raw, 

pleasure principle.

Ego :

As an aisling develops and matures in temuair, 

his or her id grows to become in synchronization with the 

circumstances of the real world. The ego is created to relate the 

desires of the id with these circumstances. An example could be 

an aisling whose greed temps him or her to steal the experience 

from another’s kill. The ego would identify the possibility of 

punishment, benefits, and as well as morals.The ego could be 

deduced as the reality principle.

Superego :

Also, as an aisling grows, he or she adheres

to the morals, values, ethics, and judgments of a guide, mentor, 

and society itself. The superego is one’s judge of behavior, 

deeming what is good or bad, ethical or unethical. 

It can be deduced as one’s conscience.

The ego represents an aisling’s actual day-to-day behavior 

in society, the face on presents to the world of temuair. 

The id and the superego are factors that influence the overall ego; 

the idtemps the ego toward pleasurable urges, while the superego 

enforces judgments, advocating “correct” behavior and ethics. 

These forces dueling in the subconscious, cause internal conflicts.

 

Through observation over many deoches, 

I could deduce where each principle fits in with the three 

most basic hunting mentalities.

Barbarians--- (id)---

These aislings are dominated by a raw instinct 

that enjoys to slay other beings. Barbarians usually take great 

pride and glory in combat victories. While this mentality

 is generally associated with the warrior class, that is not 

always the case, it has been known of even humble priests to 

fill with vigor in war. Barbarians could be deduced as having 

the true hunting mentality of Ceannlaidir.

Status Seekers--- (ego)---

They seek fame and attention of society through 

conquest to gain experience. An aisling dominated by this 

hunting mentality hopes for fortune and to be recognized in 

the higher ranks by his or her peers, this mentality in the 

most raw form, could be associated with self desires, yet still 

civil to society. Status Seekers could be deduced as having the 

true hunting mentality of Fiosachd.

Helpers--- (superego)---

These aislings are dominated by the hunting 

mentality to serve good. This spark of kindness lies within all 

aislings as we continue our ongoing battle against Chadul. Helpers 

hunt to force creatures of darkness to bay. This hunting mentality 

could be deduced as the true mentality of Glioca.

Aislings’ will to hunt has persisted pass many 

deoches. For many of us, it is a combination of the three most 

primitive hunting mentalities, however, in some aislings one of 

the three dominates over the rest. In conclusion, these three 

distinct components control the hunting mentalities of our aisling 

minds.

~Scribed and published for use of the Loures Library~

Good fortunes of Fiosachd,

Azov