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Advice and tips on managing mental health, maintaining a positive outlook and becoming your happiest self.
The Resilient Roots of Hope
Once upon a time in a quaint, forgotten village nestled deep in the heart of a dense forest, there lived two best friends, Lily and Oliver. They were inseparable, known throughout the village for their adventures and kind hearts. The village, however, was in a state of despair, as it had been plagued by a relentless drought that stretched on for years. The once-vibrant fields had withered, and the once-lively community now felt like a shadow of its former self.
By Bala Tahir Yunusa 3 years ago in Psyche
The Science of Breaking Habits: Strategies for Positive Change
Habits are something we all grapple with in our lives. It could be nail-biting, spending endless hours on our smartphones, or reaching for snacks when stress kicks in. We've all got our share of habits that we'd love to change. So, let's dive into the fascinating science behind habits and explore some practical strategies to break them, because we all want to grow and transform for the better.
By Alex Bennett3 years ago in Psyche
How to persistently do something
Starting at the same time and doing the same thing, it has been proven that many people choose to give up, not because they are not smart enough or hardworking enough, but because they are not persistent enough. How to persist in doing something, believe in oneself, and not abandon one's own beliefs is a problem that many people are looking for solutions to.
By mingyang yu3 years ago in Psyche
Journey Beyond: Exploring the Gateway Experience and Transcending Reality, Time, and Space
**Introduction** In the quest for expanded consciousness and self-discovery, the Gateway Experience stands as a remarkable exploration into altered states of awareness and the mysteries of reality. This article delves deep into the Gateway Experience, providing guided insights on how to transcend the confines of reality, time, and space. Additionally, it explores the holographic world theory, shedding light on the intricate tapestry of existence.
By Ellijah Sam3 years ago in Psyche
Discovering the Mysteries of the mind
Introduction: Within the vast tapestry of human existence, there is one area that stands out as the mysterious map of our thoughts, feelings, and behaviors, human mentality. This journey will help you explore the hidden depths of the mind, uncovering captivating scenes of perception, emotion, and behavior.
By Judith Atambi 3 years ago in Psyche
Finding Balance in a Tilted World
It all began on a peculiar morning, the day I anointed myself the "Extreme Armchair Expert". As the alarm clock rang with a blare that might've roused the dead (and I wished I were one of them), I sipped coffee that felt like molten tar and stared at a computer screen so bright I feared I'd develop a tan. How, I mused, did the only thing not going to extremes turn out to be my physical exertion? The most "extreme" thing about my day was the inclination of my chair, precisely calibrated to provide maximum comfort with minimum effort.
By Melvin HoYK3 years ago in Psyche
Hot Communication In The Bedroom
James and Sarah were a couple that resided in a charming area of the city. They had spent many years together, having happy, humorous, and companionable times. But there was one part of their relationship that they had never spoken or explored: their imaginations and wants. It had changed from being a place of intimacy to doubt and hesitancy for them in the bedroom.
By Bala Tahir Yunusa 3 years ago in Psyche
Feeling is just an illusion.
So, Today I just watched an movie 'American Psycho' for the very first time. I started watching around 12:30 A.M. and it left me with questions, and I think that was suppose to be the intention of the movie. I haven't been able to sleep since and now it 7 in the morning.
By Arthur Xanders3 years ago in Psyche
Mental Illness and Nostalgic Fantasies without considering the consequences. Content Warning.
Nostalgic Fantasies In today's digital age, the inundation of idiocy online is hard to ignore. It seems that people often post without considering the consequences, leading to a saturation of thoughtless content on social media platforms. This prevalence of hasty and impulsive posting has led to an alarming trend: the average social media post tends to be more thoughtless than the average user. The sheer volume of mindless content can be overwhelming, particularly on unfiltered platforms like Twitter. It's easy to become disheartened when faced with a constant stream of superficial and inconsequential posts.
By Malinshan Panwathe Gedara3 years ago in Psyche
TIPS TO TRAIN YOUR BRAIN TO DO WHAT IS NECESSARY
Our mind works in mysterious ways. When things feel stressful or tedious, our inner child awakens and procrastinates, imagining how difficult it's going to be to get started with a work for the day, start a side hustle, or study for an exam, our ego, or the self-image we have about ourselves. Our mind does its best to protect our ego from being hurt because the ego is what we attach to our self-worth. If I grew up believing I was gifted or better than most people -that made me feel special, but if suddenly I had to do something outside of my comfort zone, like ask out a beautiful woman, I would subconsciously avoid it because if I failed that would prove I wasn't gifted and it would destroy my ego. So, instead of preserving my self-image, I would avoid doing the hard thing at all so in either case of resistance trying to fight against our brain's natural response to doing hard things, it won't work, but if we identify the source of the opposition, we can change our approach to trick our brain into working with us.
By Rhazan's Pen3 years ago in Psyche
