trauma
At its core, trauma can be thought of as the psychological wounds that persist, even when the physical ones are long gone.
The Power of Quantum Healing Subtitle
Introduction: Quantum healing has emerged as a captivating approach that combines the principles of quantum physics and metaphysics to potentially impact physical and psychological well-being. It revolves around the belief that interconnectedness, energy, and consciousness play vital roles in the healing process. Today we delve into the meaning, roots, effects on health, procedures, and the numerous advantages of quantum healing. Additionally, we explore real-life examples to provide a practical understanding of its relevance in our daily lives.
Shams Ul QammarPublished 12 months ago in PsycheHow to Overcome Your Fear
I'm not aware of the specific dream you hold, and it doesn't matter how disappointing it may have been as you've been working towards it. But let me share something I know: that dream you hold in your mind is possible. Sometimes we can't confidently say, "I can do that," but we can say it's possible. I can achieve my dream by relentlessly pursuing it, day in and day out.
Uphill MindPublished 12 months ago in PsycheMessed Up Systems
So in some of my books I'm in the middle of writing, there is some discussion about religion and deconstruction as I've seen this come up a few times over my social media since last year and I thought it was actually really interesting and thought-provoking discussion and wanted to include it in my novel and this is written from one of the perspectives of either the MC or someone the MC is talking to about this discussion, something they wrote out to vent out what they were trying to explain, cause this is an interesting discussion, especially as someone who used to be a Christian, raised one, I found this thought-provoking about people's different experiences. The personal details about the character were made up, though drew inspiration from a couple personal stories of mine to try and capture the emotions properly and also based off of some general points made in the actual debate I saw. Not trying to start an argument or offend anyone, just sharing an excerpt from a novel I'm working on about a topic that I find very thought-provoking and cause it's an interesting topic and kinda relevant in some ways. you can believe what you want, just remember that everyone's experiences is different and just cause they've left and no longer believe doesn't mean that they weren't an actual believer or haven't looked deep enough into the Bible and God, cause sometimes, when they do do that, what they see might not be what you believe, and that's valid, it's not the peaceful wonderous thing for everyone and there are some points to be aware of. Anyway, hope you enjoy, and remember this is just part of a fictitious piece of work, this is not aimed at anyone on here personally at all, and I apologize if triggers anything, please take care and look after yourself. Discussions are more than welcome around this, just please be respectful and aware of everyone around you :)
Ash DigestPublished 12 months ago in PsycheDrifting in Disability
When we talk about disability (or any major illness that makes you disabled without the government's certification), what we most often think of is pain.
Ashley TrippPublished about a year ago in PsycheThings have happened
Things have happened to me like the stars in the sky, under the sea. Fish and shrimp, but mostly forgot, only one funny thing let me laugh when I think about it, but this is from the book: "the license plate number is unlucky, 17914 -- turn to death, which driver does not turn!" Hearing this, Xiaoming quickly changed the license plate. Xiao Ming bought a new car. As soon as she got the license plate, my mother looked at it and repeated, "17914?" Xiao Ming asked: "Mother, why do you repeat the license plate number?" Mother said: "Son, let's change the license plate number!" 'Why? "Xiao Ming asked. Mike also bought a car. The license plate number was 00544, "Shelly." At first he hated the license plate, but his mother told him, "You have this license plate. "Why? Mike asked, puzzled. "Let me ask you, what is 0 like?" "Like a hole," Mike said. "That 00544 -- give me a try." Mike didn't get tired of hearing the license plate anymore. Once, Mike drove to play, accidentally hit a "BMW" car, so the owner of the BMW quarrel up, Mike thought: my car is the king of the king, who dare to move me. Mike was shocked when he read the license plate of the BMW. It read "44944 -- Try it." That's a stupid mathematical association.
jimaane davisPublished about a year ago in PsycheThe Psychology of Addiction:
Table of contents Introduction Defining the Mind-Body Connection The Psychology of Addiction The Physical Effects of Addiction Breaking the Cycle of Addiction Conclusion
Humairaa AzizPublished about a year ago in PsycheWhat Happens to Your Brain When You Fall in Love?
One of the nicest feelings in the world is falling in love, and it's possible that other animals also experience this. Animals have been observed pairing up in pairs, or two-by-two relationships. Regardless of whether a nesting pair of robins may be deemed to be in a romantic relationship, we're still very curious as to why animals might couple off. Biologists now have access to a vastly improved set of tools, and some are making use of this technology to understand the physiology of both pair bonding and romantic love.
Zenia SamsonPublished about a year ago in PsycheDon't Thank a Veteran on Memorial Day
As Memorial Day approaches, we begin to see the annual onslaught of advertising for Memorial Day sales on everything from automobiles to hot dogs. In the past few years, more and more of that advertising seems to include references to honoring veterans and thanking those who serve.
Suzy Jacobson CherryPublished about a year ago in PsycheA World Without Existence.
Imagine a world with nothing. No birds singing, no kids playing, no food, no water, no adults, no work; Just nothing. There can't be life without existence.
Carol TownendPublished about a year ago in PsycheYou are not one of us
Three months have passed since my father died due to a gas leak in his workshop coinciding with the release of an electric spark from one of the plugs.
The Heartcracker
Enter the Heartcracker Love is meant to be a source of support, compassion, and happiness in our lives. However, some individuals possess toxic traits that can turn intimate relationships into a living nightmare. Narcissistic abuse, a manipulative and destructive form of behavior, leaves its victims emotionally scarred and psychologically shattered. It's as if someone has taken a nutcracker to your heart, and squeezed hard enough to see what comes out.
Kimberly SmithPublished about a year ago in PsycheUnderstanding the Role of Thought and Thinking in Psychological Problems
Introduction: In this article, we delve into the profound influence of thought and thinking on our emotional well-being. By exploring the nature of thought and the impact of conscious thinking, we aim to discover how understanding and managing our thoughts can lead to greater emotional freedom and inner peace.