(Justin Deschamps) We’ve all heard how important discernment is. In an age of deception, seeking the truth with wisdom is essential—it’s a survival skill. The pros use established methods of discerning that we would greatly benefit from understanding, marrying logic with intuition to form a coherent toolset for meeting the challenges of belief that life has to offer. I’ll show you 4 key steps that are extremely effective when it comes to discerning a claim, belief, or experience. We’ll also discuss some pitfalls to avoid.
psychology
WHO Report on Mental Health Does a Two-Step Around its Own Culpability
(Janet Phelan) On the heels of studies revealing that restrictions surrounding the pandemic have decimated the mental health of schoolchildren and others, the WHO has released a report urging changes in mental health practices, worldwide.
On Gun Control and Mental Health, Who Decides Who’s Crazy?
(Trevor Thomas) The latest bipartisan “gun control” legislative proposal reeks of “Do-Somethingism.” Again, given the rampant disasters wrought from the numerous foolish policies enacted due to our bout with COVID-19, we should’ve learned our lesson. Give Democrats — and their like-minded enablers — a “crisis,” and you’re almost certainly guaranteed a catastrophic Big Government “solution.”
Are You Tired of Everything?
(Exploring Your Mind) Feeling tired of everything isn’t good for your health. In fact, it reminds you of your own fragility. What can you do?
9 Common Traits Among Happy People (That They Don’t Talk About)
(Mark Denicola) Happiness: the term thrown around more often than any other when people are asked what they aspire to most in life. A loving partner, a fun high-paying job, and endless world travel are also among some of the most common answers, but all of these are preference-based means to the one ultimate end, which is happiness.
The Importance of Emotional Clearing for Health and Healing
(Ty and Charlene Bollinger) The connection between emotions and disease has been known for thousands of years in cultures all around the world. In the Bible, Proverbs 17:22-23 says: “A joyful heart is good medicine, but a crushed spirit dries up the bones.” Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) acknowledges the “7 Emotions” that are thought to have a direct correspondence to disease states.
Five Tips for Being More Proactive at Work
(Exploring Your Mind) These tips for being more proactive at work will help you achieve your goals, improve your skills, and generally perform better, both during your work hours and your personal time.
Why Do You Want Others to Like the Same Things as You?
(Exploring Your Mind) When you love or appreciate someone, you want them to share the same tastes and passions as you. You love the fact that they watch the series you like, try your favorite dishes, or read the same books you’re passionate about. Why is this?
Unfulfilled Dreams: The Mountains You’ll Never Climb
(Exploring Your Mind) Although it’s said that you must work hard to achieve your dreams, in reality, you often don’t fulfil them. Indeed, there are some mountains you’ll never climb. Accepting this fact is key to your psychological well-being.
Five Signs of Relationship Disenchantment
(Exploring Your Mind) It’s pretty common to go through situations that ultimately lead to relationship disenchantment. However, recognising it in time is crucial if you want to recover the flame of love.
Worrying About Others’ Problems: White Knight Syndrome
(Exploring Your Mind) Some people have a tendency to take on other’s problems. They’re often suffering from white knight syndrome. It’s a condition that means they’re only interested in solving other people’s difficulties. However, it can sometimes turn them into intrusive figures.
The Importance of Emotional Clearing for Health and Healing
(Ty and Charlene Bollinger) The connection between emotions and disease has been known for thousands of years in cultures all around the world. In the Bible, Proverbs 17:22-23 says: “A joyful heart is good medicine, but a crushed spirit dries up the bones.” Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) acknowledges the “7 Emotions” that are thought to have a direct correspondence to disease states.
Family Size May Influence Cognitive Functioning in Later Life
(Neuroscience News) A new study at Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health, and the Robert Butler Columbia Aging Center and Université Paris-Dauphine—PSL, found that having three or more versus two children has a negative effect on late-life cognition.
Children With History of Maltreatment Could Undergo an Early Maturation of the Immune System
(Neuroscience News) Acute psychosocial stress states stimulate the secretion of an antibody type protein that is decisive in the first immune defense against infection, but only after puberty. However, children with a history of maltreatment present a similar response to that of adolescents, which suggests there is an early maturation of the immune system in these cases.
The Grooming of our Children Takes Many Forms
(James Stansbury) By now it is widely known that Disney will be adding many LGBT characters to help groom our kids for early sexual activity of all kinds (with the likely unintended consequence of helping prepare many for sex traffickers and pedophiles). In Virginia, news coverage of parents protesting the indoctrination of their children in the woke CRT and LGBT agendas at school board meetings in Loudoun County helped close some doors to the sex-obsessed left who want to hypersexualize our kids from K-12.