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The Power of Metamorphosis in Life: A Blend of Sufi and Nietzsche Concepts

Leave a Comment / Everyday Psychology / By Zeeshan Ali

The concept of metamorphosis in life is central to both Sufi philosophy and the teachings of Friedrich Nietzsche. Both emphasize the idea that individuals must undergo a transformation in order to reach their full potential and live fulfilling life. However, each approach approaches the idea of metamorphosis differently. Sufi Concept of Metamorphosis of Life In …

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Self-Actualization explained

Leave a Comment / All Articles, Everyday Psychology / By Neuragram

Self-actualization is the process of fulfilling one’s potential and becoming the best version of oneself. It’s a journey toward personal growth and self-discovery that can bring a sense of purpose and meaning to life. In this blog, we will discuss what self-actualization is, why it’s important, and how to achieve it. What is self-actualization? Self-actualization …

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Low self-esteem

Leave a Comment / All Articles, Everyday Psychology / By Sukhmani Bal

Your willingness to wrestle with your demons will cause your angels to sing. -August Wilson Having healthy self-esteem makes you see yourself and life in a positive light. Relationships with others are important for self-esteem. The beliefs you have about yourself are often reflections of others’ messages to you. While many of us lack confidence …

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Gen Z and Mental Health

Leave a Comment / All Articles, Everyday Psychology / By Rebecca Rachel Joseph

The generation that is ready to videotape a bear hurdling towards them but is scared to place a doctor’s appointment. Gen Z has definitely made quite the entrance with its shift in culture and widespread trends. Generational shifts are naturally predicted, but this one generation has altered the fundamental dynamics of how things function. An …

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Self-love: The first and the last love

Leave a Comment / All Articles, Everyday Psychology / By Rebecca Rachel Joseph

I lost touch with all my friends I’m in my bed by 10 pm I have no social stamina I cancel all my plans I commit, then I don’t answer I can’t keep up with anyone The above is a short ballad that was found on a social media platform, and under it was the …

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Therapy: No, it is not just a conversation with a counselor!

Leave a Comment / All Articles, Everyday Psychology / By Sukhmani Bal

Who needs therapy when I have tea? A cup of coffee is the real therapist. A conversation with my BFF is all the therapy I need. Vitamin see is my therapy Whenever we talk about taking professional help for remaining mentally fit we often hear such phrases, however, the difference between a cup of tea/ …

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Why do I even exist: When an existential crisis hits you

Leave a Comment / All Articles, Everyday Psychology / By Sukhmani Bal

Existential crisis can hit anyone at anytime. In Kota, India, a lot of students end their lives after the declaration of JEE (Joint entrance exam) and NEET(National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) results. They end up their lives because they fail to clear these exams. What exactly causes kids of such tender age to end up …

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Chaotically calm: The Duck syndrome

Leave a Comment / All Articles, Everyday Psychology / By Rebecca Rachel Joseph

Think of a cute little duck just waddling around in a pond, casually minding its own business unlike some of your neighbors. The duck may seem serene and at peace, but underneath the surface of the water, it paddles its feet in a berserk manner, attempting to stay buoyant. This is what’s known as the …

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I wish I wasn’t born: The return of antinatalism beliefs.

Leave a Comment / All Articles, Everyday Psychology / By Rebecca Rachel Joseph

“Our request of people to stop having biological children is not because we think children are terrible. It is because we think children are wonderful, innocent, and deserving far more than what this world can offer them in its current condition.”

The dark sides of staying positive all the time

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The urge to have positive emotions all the time and avoid the negative ones starts pushing us towards hedonism and we start believing that seeking pleasure must be our ultimate aim.