The Psychology of Esotericism and Mysticism delves into the deep bond between the human mind and the mystical. This branch examines how esoteric beliefs and mystical experiences influence our psyche, uncovering an intriguing intersection of science and spirituality.
Ostracism is the practice of refusing to participate in public life, either voluntarily or as a result of external pressure. The idea has its origins in the Greek language, where ostracism was a form of political punishment that consisted of expelling a person from his or her community after a vote in an assembly.
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We are surrounded by information on how to deal with stress, but can we recognize the different types of stress before seeking help? Some stress management ideas include teaching you to meditate, spiritual harnessing and faith in God and getting a pet.
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People suffering from Rebekah Syndrome are obsessed with control, particularly of all their partner’s actions, leading to obsessive impulses around them. Surely it has happened to you that when you have a boyfriend or husband you find yourself between the dilemma of wanting to know and not wanting to know everything about his past love.
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Bogiphobia is defined as the extremely intense and unfounded fear of beings of unknown origin and based on legends, either supernatural (i.e., they have no similarity with our world and are not governed by the laws of nature) or imaginary (they simply do not exist, they are fictions, but they can resemble humans or come close to the world we know).
Behind the contemptuous personality, there is more than just disdain. A desire to offend or belittle the achievements of others. In recent years, a behavior that, until recently, was somewhat neglected in the field of psychology, has been investigated in depth.
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Defense mechanisms are psychological tactics employed unconsciously by the ego to maintain equilibrium. Denial is the ability to assert something in speech or judgment with the caveat that it can be refuted by placing a negative before the assertion.
Numerous studies support the assumption that we are happier when we are in our twenties because we have goals, projects, ideas and challenges ahead of us. It never occurred to me that this was not the beginning of happiness… but happiness itself.
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