(Exploring Your Mind) Have you ever felt like someone else was there, even when there wasn’t? In this article, we’re going to tell you about the common, imaginary perceptions we’ve all experienced. They tell a fascinating story about how delicate our brain is.
Consciousness
How to Awaken Spiritually Fast: The Most Unusually Powerful Technique
Would you like to know how to awaken spiritually without spending years chasing wrong paths that produce minimal results? Learn the surprising key to blasting open the doors which will allow spiritual awakening to unfold much faster in your life.
How to Be Without Problems in Life (a Letter from Life)
What if life could talk to you? What advice would it give you about to be without problems in life? What wisdom would it share? Find out in this short 2 minute video.
Baby Elephant Runs to Save Man from Drowning
(Erin Elizabeth) Animals are often more human than humans themselves, and we can learn a lot from them. Recently, a video captured a baby elephant trying to save a man that he thought was drowning.
Plant Cures: 6 Essential Oils that Can Relieve Neuropathic Pain
(Edsel Cook) Is neuropathic pain making daily life miserable? Using essential oils in aromatherapy may help ease the pain stemming from injured nerves.
Even Mother’s Mild Depressive Symptoms Affect the Child’s Emotional Well-Being
(National Institute for Health and Welfare) Even mild long-term depressive symptoms among mothers are connected with emotional problems among small children such as hyperactivity, aggressiveness and anxiety.
Why Women Fake Orgasm — Why Communication and Proper Expectations are Key to a Vital Relationship
(John M. Grohol) Human sexuality is a wondrous activity. Our understanding of why we act the way we do when we have sex continues to intrigue psychological researchers, since we do things that don’t always seem to make much logical sense. Such as faking an orgasm.
Romantic Passion and Creativity Are Related
(Exploring Your Mind) In today’s article, we’ll talk about how to awaken romantic passion in your relationship if it’s become boring. It seems that highly creative people are so in all aspects of their lives. Therefore, they’re also quite capable of establishing and maintaining fun relationships that seldom become monotonous.
Declaring Your Purpose, According to a Psychologist
(Pratibha Anand) According to the Dictionary of Word Origins, the word “purpose” comes from the Latin word proponere, which means “to declare” or “to put forward.” The word “declaration” invokes such a sense of strength for me.
How to Transform Failure into Success
(Suzanne Kane) If you’ve lived a few years, you’ve experienced failure. More than once, most likely, and probably many times. For every success, the backstory usually involves a string of different approaches of varying degrees of promise before arriving at one that worked. While some are cowed by failure and cannot see beyond it, others find ingenious solutions arising from failure. How do you transform failure into success? Here are some thoughts.
Scientists Have Created a Bacterium That Poops Huge Amounts of Psilocybin
(Jake Anderson) Scientists now know how to produce a high-quality, low-cost, industrial-scale strain of psilocybin.
Terrence Howard’s Reason For Quitting Acting Involves ‘The Flower Of Life’
(Hayden Brooks) Terrance Howard had folks stunned when he revealed that he was quitting acting after the final season of Empire wraps. Unsurprisingly, the topic was brought up during the star’s interview with KTLA Fox at the 71st Primetime Emmy Awards on Sunday (September 23) and his response to the inquiry was a lot to digest.
The Cosmos is Alive and Existing Through Human Consciousness
(Sean Martin) THE Universe is a living entity and human consciousness allows it to thrive, physicists have astonishingly claimed.
The Chemical Imbalance Myth and Antidepressant Harm
(Dr. Mercola) In the U.S., an estimated 17.3 million American adults (7.1% of the adult population), experienced at least one major depressive episode in 2017.1 The highest rates are reported among those aged between 18 and 25.2 However, not only is there evidence that depression is vastly overdiagnosed, but there’s also evidence showing it’s routinely mistreated.
Disappointment and Your Brain – Why It Hurts
(Exploring Your Mind) The pain in your brain after a disappointment is real. Our brain processes such experiences as events that undermine our balance and well-being. Hence, the pain appears and the levels of neurotransmitters such as serotonin or dopamine decrease.