Thought is not a form of matter and our observation of it falls outside the capabilities of science. Even though thought is everpresent in our consciousness we have been unable to fully understand it through scientific means. This is because science, and more specifically empirical research, is dependent upon the ability to make observations which require a physical reality. Thought exists beyond our physical nature and holds it's own reality.

Thought plays an important role in cognition, recognition, memory, and other functional processes which relate the present with the past. For the most part just experiencing something will not saturate our consciousness enough for these functional processes later. So, even if someone can repeat something back to you does not mean they will remember it.

Sententia is a Latin term for thought or a way of thinking. Universus means the all, whole, entire. So, sententia universus is a way of describing the entire way of thinking, or the whole thought potential.

Managing that which is out of order requires the motivation and initiation to reason and problem-solve. The process of reasoning and problem-solving depends on knowledge and experience -- that is, the more knowledge and experience that you have the better your ability to reason and problem-solve.

Thought is that which our mind discovers through the focus of our attention in an act of observation. It is the process of attending to thought that we are capable of knowledge, understanding, thinking, and creating new concepts. Thoughts do not exist as "things" that are made up of physical matter -- they have no dimensions. Thought is not dependent upon time and space. Thoughts are observed and cannot die.

Our brain processes at different levels ranging from processing basic sensory stimuli all the way to higher levels of thinking. Specifically, these levels include sensation, perception, knowledge, understanding, thinking, thought, ideation, intuition, and enlightenment. Within these levels of processing thought is more than thinking where we "move around" bits of knowledge to make sense of things. In thought we are generating "new" bits of knowledge as a process.

Thought is a form which falls within a conceptual construct so that we can processes it as information or knowledge. The form we relate to in our cognitive processing is a more concrete representation of thought itself. This is similar to how we make a more abstract representation of our sensation of the physical world around us, only inverse. As above, so below.