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How Do Emotional Energies Trigger Inside Us? And Can We Control or Transform Them?

3 Comments / Emotional Growth 😊, Psychology /

How Do Emotional Energies Trigger Inside Us? And Can We Control or Transform Them? Emotions are not random. They are powerful energies in motion, constantly shaping the way we think, act, and connect with others. But have you ever wondered how emotional energies actually trigger inside us? More importantly, can we learn to control or […]

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Why Do People Lie

Why Do People Lie and Try to Show Themselves as Superior to Others?

2 Comments / Human Behavior, Psychology /

Why Do People Lie and Try to Show Themselves as Superior to Others? Lying and self-promotion are as old as human interaction itself. From exaggerating achievements to pretending to know more than they actually do, many people twist the truth to appear stronger, smarter, or more successful. But why do people lie and try to

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Is There Any Relation Between Fear and Anger? Understanding the Emotional Link

1 Comment / Emotions & Mind, Psychology /

Fear and Anger: Understanding the Emotional Link Fear and anger might seem like opposite emotions—one makes you retreat, the other pushes you forward. Yet, deep inside the human brain, these two powerful feelings are closely connected. Both can surge unexpectedly, shape our decisions, and even affect our health. But is there a real relationship between

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Who am I

Who Am I? Finding Myself as a portrait or Image or Photo of Self or soul or …

3 Comments / Art & Creativity, Inner Voice, Psychology /

Who Am I? Finding Myself as a portrait or Image or Photo of Self or soul or … Am I self, my name that was given/kept in childhood after birth and also the name of the different identity certificate?  Who do recognise or know me can identify me by photo; this is Kailash if my

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how to stop doomscrolling

Doomscrolling: Why We Can’t Stop Reading Bad News and How to Break the Cycle

2 Comments / Mental Health, Psychology /

Doomscrolling: The Psychology Behind Our Addiction to Bad News It’s late at night. You open your phone just to check the news—and suddenly an hour has passed, filled with headlines about disasters, crises, and conflict. This behaviour, known as doomscrolling, feels compulsive and exhausting, yet strangely hard to stop. Why are we so drawn to

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Cognitive Biases: How Mental Shortcuts Shape the Way We Think and Decide

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Introduction: What Are Cognitive Biases? Have you ever made a quick decision that you later regretted? Or judged someone too fast without knowing the full story? If so, you’ve experienced something called a cognitive bias. These are mental shortcuts your brain takes to make thinking easier. But often, they lead to mistakes in how we

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🧠 Neither extreme introversion nor extreme extroversion is inherently better.

3 Comments / Human Behavior, Psychology /

Extreme Introversion Vs  Extreme Extroversion In a world that often seems to champion the outgoing and the vocal, it’s easy to assume that extroversion holds the upper hand. Conversely, the quiet strength and introspective nature of introverts can sometimes be undervalued or misunderstood. But what happens when these tendencies reach their extremes? Is one truly

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Extreme body modification

Extreme Body Modification: Pushing the Boundaries of the Human Form

5 Comments / Emotions & Mind, Human Behavior, Psychology /

Extreme body modification: More Than Skin Deep Extreme body modification is not just a trend—it’s a bold declaration of identity. From subdermal implants to split tongues and full-body tattoos, these modifications go far beyond piercings and ink. They challenge our ideas of beauty, humanity, and even biology. In an age of personalisation, some people take

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Ethics of Human Genetic Engineering

The Ethics of Human Genetic Engineering: Playing God or Progress?

Leave a Comment / Human Behavior, Psychology /

Introduction: The Promise and Peril of Gene Editing The Ethics of Human Genetic Engineering forces us to confront a profound question: should we wield the power to reshape our very essence? In the rapidly advancing realm of biotechnology, few topics ignite as much fervent debate and profound ethical contemplation as human genetic engineering. Once the

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The End of Privacy

The End of Privacy: How Our Digital Lives Are Changing Human Behaviour

1 Comment / Emotions & Mind, Human Behavior, Psychology /

The End of Privacy: In today’s hyperconnected world, privacy is no longer what it used to be. Every click, swipe, and scroll leaves a digital footprint—one that companies, governments, and even strangers can track. As technology evolves, so does our behaviour. But what happens when constant connectivity starts to reshape how we think, act, and

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