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Spiritual Paradigm
If you like what you read or if you don't, you can send a comment to [email protected]. I look foward to comments. I am still trying to raise enough money for medical so please share so I can get more people to read this. I don' t have a big family and I do not have a following. So every share will get me closer to being able to take care of my health condition. Thanks
By Lindsey 4 years ago in Psyche
Uselessness is useful
"What for?" I believe this short and simple question is the best way to define our modern era. We are so much used to think in terms of "what for" that we do not even realize which are the implications and the consequences.
By Giuseppe Moscarda4 years ago in Psyche
Announcer Voice: The Contentious Accent of the Airwaves
When putting one’s voice out into the public ear, one needs to consider how to project their voice to properly convey the subject matter at hand, for listeners are quick to judge not only what one says but how they say it. Knowing this, broadcasters of radio and other voice related media outlets have developed a specific accent commonly known as “announcer voice” since the medium’s inception that presents the cordialness and confidence a general audience desires. However, points of contention have been raised against having a specific voice set to govern broadcasting media as a whole, challenging the idea that one supposedly needs to adhere to this accent in order to see success in the field. In reality, the accent of the airwaves has always been adaptive and continues to evolve in conjunction with the medium itself to better accommodate a wide range of audiences.
By Josh Cook4 years ago in Psyche
How To Heal Limiting Beliefs
From our earliest years, we’re taught to align ourselves with our parents’ beliefs — those they got from their parents, as well as their overall conditioning.
By Rabih4 years ago in Psyche
The Problem with Calling Something a Problem
Einstein once said, “We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.” I’m inclined to agree. If we kept the same thinking we would probably compound our problem. The best we could hope for would be for it to stay exactly as it is.
By Jason Henry4 years ago in Psyche
I Hate the Holland Poem
My name is Angel, and this is my autistic confession. I hate the Holland poem. Do you know the one I’m talking about? Well, when I first started working with children with special needs, there was a poem that was often referenced by parents. You've probably heard it, as it can still be found on the websites of many organizations that are related to disabilities. In the poem, the unnamed person plans to go on a vacation to Italy, and they are looking forward to all of the great things they will get to do. Inexplicably the plane goes to Holland instead. The person is then stuck there, on a vacation that is not the one they wanted.
By Angel Mann4 years ago in Psyche
Tap, Tap, Tap In.
There comes a point in life where subconsciously you truly don’t give a fuck anymore. I coined it as a spiritual “tap out” – a moment when the soul leaves the body and you’re merely a vessel existing without awareness.
By Kyle Thomas Shea4 years ago in Psyche
Safe Space
My chest is tight. The center of my sternum is being pulled in and down inside of me. A dizzying static is quickly creeping through my head, shooting down to my sweaty palms. With unsteady, rushed breathing, I tense my shoulders and grit my teeth. A sense of panic and hopelessness is about to overcome me like a dark heavy rain cloud, ready to soak me to the bone. I shiver in frightened anticipation and look ahead.
By Ember Gray4 years ago in Psyche
Would You Be Proud
It has been a little over four years now and if I focus on it hard enough the pain is as strong as it was the very day. I used to suppress it and that turned out to be not such a good idea. I descended into the darkness myself. Now I have learned, through many trials and errors, to accept that you’re not here. That there will never truly be any answers, just speculation.
By Christina Oswald4 years ago in Psyche
Why it is hard(-er) to achieve happiness in America
After spending a year in Denmark and then marrying a Dane I became obsessed with discovering what makes this country the (almost!) happiest place on Earth.
By Joe Wilcox4 years ago in Psyche
Day 12/13
Day 12 Today was a bad day. It didn’t start out that way, but there again, they never do. I’ve resorted to writing about it. Five pages in and I’m nowhere near resolved.
By burnafterdrinking4 years ago in Psyche
Celebrating Authenticity, Self-Love, Kindness and Inclusivity
For much of my life I have felt different and like I didn’t fit into the mould created by society. I became much like the chameleon. I would adjust my colours with a view that I might be seen as ‘normal’ and fit in with everybody else. It came from a fear of being rejected, outcast or abandoned. The truth is I had learned to abandon myself; all to become the person I thought others wanted me to be.
By Rachel Reeves4 years ago in Psyche