VNessa Erlene
Bio
A Ph.D. student and Celtic Priestess who is an explorer of knowledge, spirituality, and political incorrectness. Your voice and knowledge is your power!
Stories (39/0)
Blue Tesla
Blue Tesla power Tiny battery-powered Save the Earth blue car
By VNessa Erleneabout a year ago in Poets
Christianity, Judaism, Islam, and Witchcraft
When I think of religion, I automatically start asking questions. I’ve been asking these questions for the last forty-eight years. Have I found answers? I would say definitely yes, and I have discovered many answers. Have I uncovered this elusive “truth” of which everyone speaks? First, I must define Truth. When you are studying psychology, the definition of Truth is this: “Truth is a property not so much of thoughts and ideas but more properly of beliefs and assertions. But to believe or assert something is not enough to make it true, or else the claim that ‘to believe something makes it true’ would be just as true as the claim that ‘to believe something does not make it true.’ Therefore when I speak of Truth, it will be my Truth that I have experienced and seen with my own eyes. I will write using a year’s timeline to keep things consistent and linear and avoid confusion.
By VNessa Erlene2 years ago in Confessions
How Do I Achieve The Perfect Nights Sleep?
Sleep? Who has time to sleep? Sure we all sleep, but truthfully no one gets enough, and if we are honest with ourselves, how much sleep is ever enough? It would seem the more we sleep, the sleeper we get, but hey, what do I know?
By VNessa Erlene2 years ago in Longevity
Do You Have A Negative Self-Concept?
SOCIAL CONSEQUENCES OF A NEGATIVE SELF-CONCEPT Knowledge Acquisition and the Social Self Social cognition seeks to explain how people perceive themselves and other people. When one understands that cognition is acquiring knowledge, one can then understand the meaning of social cognition. The most straightforward meaning is acquiring knowledge about one's social environment through the impressions formed based on bias and our subjective impressions. Humans function differently in an ever social setting based on the expectations of others as well as their expectations (Bargh &Williams, 2006).
By VNessa Erlene3 years ago in Psyche
The Disabled Enabler!
Life is full of defining decisions, and it would seem that mine is fuller than most these days. I was diagnosed with ankylosing spondylitis in 2019. The news that I have an incurable autoimmune disease with only one goal, putting me in a wheelchair, would have been enough, but oh no, I got a diagnosis of Celiac in the same week.
By VNessa Erlene3 years ago in Humans
Public Schools Along The Border Are Overflowing......
My current situation will result in a split personality, I am sure! That is a lie because the split has already occurred! I live in a relatively little border town. I teach in a middle school one city to the west of where I reside. First, I need to vehemently state that I love my job, and I love my neighborhood. However, love may not have a place in issues of the law and where I find myself this lovely August morning.
By VNessa Erlene3 years ago in Education