Psychology-Psychiatry
Facebook, Snapchat, and Instagram may not be great for personal well-being. The first experimental study examining the use of multiple platforms shows a causal link between time spent on these social media and increased depression and loneliness. #socialmedia
Your brain actually makes some of its own decisions while you sleep. As well, sleep helps the brain process your emotions about a situation, so you are less irrational in your decision making. #decisionmaking#sleep
If you want to be happier, a new study suggests, you should focus on your personal relationships and social connections. #socialconnection
Getting the right psychiatrist who can help you effectively is crucial for overcoming your struggles. This article gives you some incredible tips that can help you choose a good psychiatrist.
Let’s explore the pineal gland! #pinealgland #thirdeye
Every Saturday from 4-6pm EST I host the Cosmic Creating Show on Cosmic Reality Radio when I interview interesting and inspiring guests to explore topics such as spirituality, conscious evolution, metaphysics, ascension, personal empowerment, universal laws, mindfulness, manifestation, and hidden truths.
On Saturday 31st August, I decided to do something different.
In this show, I tell the story about my journey to consciousness with the horse and what I learned from the experience that can help you step into your power as a cosmic creator.
INFJ’s are considered to the rarest of the personality types and while that does not surprise one bit as I have always felt like a Martian here, what does surprise me about it is that most of my other Empathic friends are also INFJs. So, is it perhaps that we are not rare anymore? Or is it that we are energetically in tune with one another and just sort of gravitate? Well, I honestly think it’s a huge heap of both and then some.
By Amanda Froelich | Truth Theory Have you ever looked around yourself and thought, “I’m a puppet, a pawn for those in positions of higher power”? If so, you’re not the first. All around the world, people are waking up to the truth that the societies they live in are not supporting their best interests. You […]
The key here is to first study the ego and figure out exactly how it works and maneuvers. Guaranteed it is always sneaky, coercive, and slick in how it will make suggestions for your next move, word or action. But once we know how it works, we’ve pretty much disabled out ego’s best weapon (stealth). And now, we just need to keep playing the game and observing.
Certainly people like Francesca Levine, a content 72-year-old, working psychotherapist from Melbourne, Australia with a dog, a house, and grandchildren, aren’t the stereotypical plant medicine, psychedelics user. By Francesca’s own admission, her life is going great. She’s madly in love with her husband of 50 years, has an incredible family, and absolutely loves her work. […]
A nostalgic person may find that years later he/she feels a yearning of things in the long lost past. Sometimes, it is indescribable or unexplainable. It takes on a transpersonal quality, a feeling that cannot be described using language. Only the experiencer knows the feeling, it cannot be precisely shared with others.
New research sheds light on how people decide whether behavior is good or bad, moral or immoral. The findings could serve as a framework for informing the development of artificial intelligence and other technologies.
It is very important for us to listen intently. Listening is the first step, after which we will embark on a very indescribable yet gratifying journey, in the search for pristine truth, divinity and God. The way forward is by seeking out transpersonal experiences, because God is in the “Transpersonal.”
A new study from The University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston has uncovered why some people that have brain markers of Alzheimer’s never develop the classic dementia that others do. The study is now available in the Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease. Alzheimer’s disease, the most common form of dementia, affects more than 5 million Americans. People suffering from Alzheimer’s develop a buildup of two proteins that impair communications between nerve cells in the brain — plaques made of amyloid beta proteins and neurofibrillary tangles made of tau proteins.
If you are like me, you just “like” certain voices more than others; there is just something about them. What voices do you like? Can you pinpoint what you like about them? What makes your ears perk up and listen to them? Now think about how the voice goes along with each person’s personality. Then, try to determine which are desirable personality traits in that person. What do those traits sound like?
