psychology

Studying the complexities of the human mind and its many functions and behaviors.

Law of Oneness
The oneness law, one of the 12 universal laws, not only holds the key to a profoundly better world but also offers us a path of transformation. If we could fully grasp and embody this law, our global community would be elevated to a new level of understanding and unity.
By Ayumi Hino Geradsabout a year ago in Longevity
Ramadan: A Month of Fasting, Reflection, and Spiritual Grow. AI-Generated.
Ramadan is one of the most sacred months in the Islamic calendar, observed by over a billion Muslims worldwide. It is a time of fasting, prayer, self-reflection, and spiritual renewal. The significance of Ramadan goes beyond just abstaining from food and drink; it is about discipline, purification, and reconnecting with God.
By Ahmet Kıvanç Demirkıranabout a year ago in Longevity
Emotional Well-Being
Emotions are an inseparable part of human nature, and their influence on our lives can be both positive and destructive. Learning how to manage your feelings and maintain emotional balance is crucial for long-term psycho-emotional health. The more we understand and control our emotions, the easier it is to deal with life’s challenges and find harmony. It’s important to remember that emotions are not our enemies but signals that help us understand ourselves and the world around us. Here are a few methods that can help you learn to manage your emotions and achieve inner harmony.
By with love Ashley about a year ago in Longevity
Becoming, Not Just Arriving: How Small Habits Are Shaping My Mind and Body.
Change isn’t about waking up one day and suddenly being transformed. It’s about the daily choices, the small habits, and the quiet moments of discipline that slowly shape who we are becoming. For a long time, I thought of self-improvement as something with a clear destination—a point where I would finally look and feel my best, be fully confident, and have everything figured out. But what I’ve come to realize is that the process itself is just as important as the results.
By Testabout a year ago in Longevity
Spiritual Guidance for Tough Times: Finding Light in the Dark
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By PhilipM-Iabout a year ago in Longevity
When using a smartwatch to identify cardiac arrest
When using a smartwatch to identify cardiac arrest, 1 in 4 cardiac arrests may be detected, but the potential is missing out on lives saved. SUBHEAD
By Rohitha Lankaabout a year ago in Longevity
A Vacation Changed Everything
When I was in university, I would do 12 hours of school in one day. On the days that I wasn’t there for long periods of time, I was working. I had a weekend job, so I didn’t go out partying or really go anywhere. It was school, then work. Even after graduating, I was balancing two jobs, and I never took time off to be with friends or family. I was always “the girl who always works.” I wouldn’t spend a long weekend at home. Why? Because I was working. However, something changed. I finally got a job where vacation is paid, and hours are accumulated by how much you work. One time in February of 2021, I took a vacation; it was the first one I had taken in five years. I got on a plane to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, and for the first time in a long time, I experienced beaches with sunsets and sunrises. I drank mojitos by the pool and skipped the cold snap. “I could get used to this,” I told myself as I drank a pina colada and read a book while the sun gave me a tan. Since then, I’ve been prioritizing going on vacation in February. I work the full week of Christmas, other than Christmas Day and Boxing Day, just to dream about my goal of being back in Mexico for the coldest month here.
By Ada Zubaabout a year ago in Longevity
Icd 10 Code For Social Anxiety Disorder
I've seen firsthand how the ICD-10 code F40.10 serves as a crucial bridge between the deeply personal struggles of individuals and the standardized language of healthcare systems worldwide.
By Arctic Plunge Gearabout a year ago in Longevity
Pisces New Moon Tarot and Oracle Reading
Burning a sandalwood candle this afternoon I was drawn to shuffle The Witches Tarot deck, instead of my usual preference to the Crow Tarot. As the universe continues to spin today; February 27, 2025, marks the New Moon in Pisces. Time for dreams to be rooted into reality. Clarity of the true self becomes apparent as recognition of what needs healing within comes into focus. Intentions are to be set, dare to dream. Following the Tarot and Oracle reading for today I would like to share my personal plans for the New Moon tonight.
By Sarah Wilcoxabout a year ago in Longevity
14 ‘Harmless Considered’ Habits Shortening Your Lifespan From Tokyo to Texas (Backed by Science)
THE TRAP OF “NORMAL” HABITS GLOBALLY In Tokyo, salarymen slurp ramen at their desks, proud of their “efficient” work ethic. In Texas, families bond over Friday night margaritas and Netflix binges. In Paris, smokers shrug: “A little wine, a little cigarette -c’est la vie!” These rituals feel harmless, even cultural.
By Wryterabout a year ago in Longevity
The Perfect Age? It's the One You're Living Right Now
Chasing the Illusion of the "Golden Years" People often look back wistfully: "Childhood was magical, carefree, and full of wonder." Teenagers long for adulthood, dreaming of freedom. Adults reminisce about youth, and older generations wish they had cherished their prime more.
By Alain SUPPINIabout a year ago in Longevity
Finding Myself in the Deep End
Sam Carter was a guy who’d pretty much given up on mornings—or anything, really. He was 32, stuck behind a desk all day, coming home to a couch that knew his shape too well. Life wasn’t awful, just gray—like fog that wouldn’t lift. He’d scroll Instagram, see these jacked dudes flexing or marathon runners with their medals, and think, “Yeah, right. Not me.” Too late for that. Too tired. But there was this itch, you know? This quiet little voice poking at him, saying he wasn’t done yet. He ignored it mostly—until Mia showed up.
By Christopher Ibok about a year ago in Longevity