humanity
Mental health is a fundamental right; the future of humanity depends on it.
Creating Daily Rituals That Support Emotional Wellbeing
Mindfulness, Journaling, Movement, and Gratitude: Returning to Yourself Throughout the Day If morning rituals help us begin the day with intention, the practices we return to throughout the day help us stay connected to ourselves when life inevitably becomes busy, stressful, or emotionally demanding.
By Dreadful.herbalist 3 months ago in Psyche
Callow. Content Warning.
One of the loneliest and saddest things about being schizotypal, at least for me, is that people often stop seeing you as a person and start remembering you as an experience they had. They remember the strange parts. The frightening parts. The parts of you that made them uncomfortable, confused, guilty, or scared. Years later, you can come back with insight, treatment, language, humour, softness, self-awareness - and still realise that someone isn’t looking at you. They’re looking at the worst period of your life and calling it you.
By Suzanne B.3 months ago in Psyche
How Much Power Do You Really Have?
People often complain that they feel powerless. There are, of course, many definitions of power, but when people complain of powerlessness they are most often using the word power as a substitute for control. They feel like they do not have any control over either their own lives or events happening in the wider world or both. The ability to control their own destiny has been taken from them and they are too unimportant to influence or change in any way events in the wider world or happening to the people they know. Whenever people say they feel powerless I feel compelled to disagree as I believe people have a lot more power than they think they do. Recently however, I have begun to question more deeply exactly what it is that makes me think that and if it is true.
By Everyday Junglist3 months ago in Psyche
Do You Remember Where You Were?
Memory is something that we all grasp onto and don’t want to let go. However, as we age, some things we start to forget bit by bit. It is just the nature of things. However, some things are so imprinted in your mind that you will never forget. I have several things that have happened that I will always remember, whether I want to or not.
By J. Davis Mallory3 months ago in Psyche
