advice
Advice and tips on managing mental health, maintaining a positive outlook and becoming your happiest self.
Unlocking the Mysteries of the Akashic Records
Imagine that somewhere beyond the physical world exists a library unlike any library on Earth. There are no ordinary shelves, library cards, or dusty volumes. Instead, this library is said to contain the energetic story of every soul—its experiences, choices, relationships, lessons, and possibilities.
By Brenda Fluharty10 days ago in Psyche
Intuition and the Akashic Records: Learning to Trust Your Inner Knowing
Have you ever known something without being able to explain exactly how you knew it? Maybe you had a strong feeling about a person before you really knew them. Perhaps something inside you told you to make a particular decision, even though logic pointed you in another direction. Or maybe an answer suddenly appeared in your mind when you weren't actively searching for it.
By Brenda Fluharty10 days ago in Psyche
How to Interpret Your Akashic Records: Tips and Techniques
How to Interpret Your Akashic Records: Tips and Techniques Have you ever wished you could look beyond the surface of your life and understand why certain experiences, relationships, or patterns keep appearing?
By Brenda Fluharty10 days ago in Psyche
Spiritual Questions: What Is the Akashic Plane and What Can It Reveal?
There are some spiritual ideas that invite us to imagine reality as something much larger than what we can see, touch, or measure. The Akashic Plane , sometimes called the Akashic Realm or Akashic Field, is one of those fascinating concepts.
By Brenda Fluharty11 days ago in Psyche
NARCISSISTS FORCE YOU INTO ALIGNMENT WITH GOD
There is an ancient mystery: if God is everything, where does the darkness belong? In the beginning, there was darkness—and God said, Let there be light. The universe itself seems to speak in this language: light and shadow, death and renewal, creation and dissolution. Even the yin-yang carries the paradox: each contains a seed of the other.
By THE HONED CRONE11 days ago in Psyche
The performance of being unbothered.
You know those people who reiterate how they don’t care when something unexpected happens to them—when they’ve been blindsided by something they should’ve seen coming if they read all the signs right the first time around. It takes a certain type of person to sit there with their arms crossed and a straight face, or say it in a text with three paragraphs of context nobody asked for, or even better—in a caption that took longer to write than the thing they claim not to be affected by. These people, by their own account, are completely unbothered.
By tatiana vitas15 days ago in Psyche
How Do We Actually Find Happiness?
Conduct any survey about how people feel, or what they desire most, and happiness will be right at the top of their list. We all yearn for happiness, because we believe it will make a great deal of difference to our life quality, but most of us are not even sure what it is, or how to get it.
By Elaine Sihera 15 days ago in Psyche
ATTN anyone in the medical field
Hello, I am looking to reach anyone in psychology or the medical field. I am willing to talk to students as well. My son is 12 years old and had his first psychotic break before he was six. He calls them voices. He is officially diagnosed Schizophrenic and Autistic. Other diagnosis that have been brought up are morality OCD, DID (MPD), and others.
By Brooke Moran16 days ago in Psyche
I Got My Health Back. Now I’m Learning To Trust My Body Again.
No matter the seriousness and magnitude of an illness (whether acute, a virus, an infection or unfortunately something on the right side of chronic), injury or other medical setback; of course the aim is to seek appropriate help, support, and medical attention as soon as possible. The aim is to focus on a full recovery and "get back into it." Unfortunately (the same is true with mental illness) capitalism (and this crazy, prolonged cost of living crisis) does not give two f*cks about your body, and vice versa. Recovery is never linear. It is never a straight line. Recovery isn't just the physical elements of being a soul who is living in a human body. It (recovery) is mental, and definitely emotional.
By Justine Crowley17 days ago in Psyche
3 Steps To Conquering The Fear of Travelling Alone
Question: There are things in my life I would like to do, such as travelling alone, but I cannot do it as I am afraid of the bad people I will encounter along the way. I want to explore new life in all the wonders of the world, but I can’t do it alone.
By Elaine Sihera 17 days ago in Psyche
