Category: Psychology

In the previous article (this one), I explained that pending judgment causes flashbacks, which are recurring past negative events. In other words, choosing how we respond to those events frees us from clinging to the past. Today, let’s look at what hinders our proper judgments. How to solve our spiritual problems Sometimes, we want to…

Recently, I recalled suppressed emotions from my past for the first time in a while. That showed me the process of resolving the past. Let’s discuss it. How does our mind work? Sometimes, we want to understand how we resolve recurring past negative experiences. Unresolved past emotions often arise as flashbacks, and they frequently torment…

Recently, I have talked about happiness and love. Let’s introduce my current definition of both. Although I mentioned similar content weeks ago (in this article), today’s idea is an enhanced version. What are happiness and love? Sometimes, we want to comprehend happiness and love. Without feeling them, we cannot obtain or create them. However, they…

These days, I have explained the thinking process behind mental confusion. I realized another typical phenomenon for those with a mental complex: they associate with similar, mentally unhealthy people. Let’s discuss it. How do mentally healthy people feel? Sometimes, we want to be around mentally healthy people. They don’t stimulate our inferiority complex. Being with…

Over the past year, after I started living rationally, I have gradually understood the mental state of spiritually healthy people. One thing I realized recently is that many people overuse the words ‘happy’ and ‘love.’ That often confuses empathic and logical people. Let’s discuss it. What are true happiness and love? Sometimes, we want true…

I have gradually recognized the difference between a healthy mind and mental complexity since I started living rationally. One example is how to prevent emotional suppression. Let’s discuss it. How do mentally healthy people think? Sometimes, we want to understand how mentally healthy people process emotional stirring. We often can do nothing but suppress our…