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Everything is Alchemy
Alchemy { al-kuh-mee } noun, plural al·che·mies for 2, 3. a form of chemistry and speculative philosophy practiced in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance and concerned principally with discovering methods for transmuting baser metals into gold and with finding a universal solvent and an elixir of life.
By Camellia Sophia4 years ago in Psyche
My hook-up revealed that his job is: Male Sex Worker
Some of us live our life by identifying the magnitude of our ENERGY. We try to meet people on the same FREQUENCY as us. But often enough we LEARN best from people who have a different energy than us - but closely matched to our own in terms of intensity and transparency. But THEY live their life on a different ELEVATION with different RISKS. Those of us who have managed on create a distinct barrier and understanding of our sexual identity and boundaries - will simply have SEX with the people who just flat out asks us for it. No hidden games. No hidden expectations. Just MUTUAL fun. Just helping each other CUM.
By Athena 4 years ago in Psyche
The Melodic Flâneur
I want to take a walk, though I do not feel comfortable leaving my house without the guarantee of listening to music. Yes I am outing myself as a woman too weak to resist first world melodic pleasures, but hey, what do you expect from a Los Angeles native?
By Mariah Mickens4 years ago in Psyche
Sober Living Program
When you hear the words Sober Living you may not immediately think of a group setting in which people are forced to consume alcohol. However, there is a great Sober Living in Noble, Indiana that offers much more than just a way to drink wine and dine at restaurants. This Sober Living program is an outpatient treatment program that can help you to get clean and sober, no matter what your past has been like. The goal of this program is to help you develop the confidence to be able to handle your own life sober and without judgment from those around you.
By Rosanna Kent4 years ago in Psyche
Inpatient drug rehab in Warwick, RI
An inpatient drug rehab in Warwick Rhode Island offers a wide range of treatments that can help those who are suffering from substance abuse. The Rhode Island Department of Health and Human Services has designated this state as a drug-treatment network hub. The network offers treatment services for people who are in need of detox, counseling, recovery planning and relapse prevention. Drug overdose is the leading cause of death in the state of Rhode Island, and public and private facilities provide treatment for those who are suffering from substance abuse problems.
By Gracie Walton4 years ago in Psyche
Finding a Good Inpatient Drug Rehabilitation Treatment in Henrietta New York
If you or a loved one is battling with addiction to drugs or alcohol then the first step is to find the right drug rehab in New York. There are many options available and it is crucial that you select the one that will provide the best treatment and help you get back on track. A lot of people struggle with finding the right drug rehab because there are so many to choose from. Some drug rehab centers are known for their aggressive programs while others offer a more holistic approach. The best thing that you can do is find the one that suits your needs and visit it to get the treatment that you need.
By Janelle Rosales4 years ago in Psyche
Bipolar Diagnosis
Every day I wake up, it feels as if I am in a deep dark hole that I cannot climb out of. There is a huge weight on my chest causing the deepest anxiety and I feel that I am worthless. My once happy spirit has darkened itself through all of the pain. It is almost as if I am just here, but not living. The doctors force anti-depressants and mood stabilizers, all of which are numbing my reality, but not actually solving the problem.
By Nichole Higgins4 years ago in Psyche
Victim of a Child Abuse
Child abuse have become like a common thing in our society, which is a crime in the eyes of the people. But unless he is with someone close to him. For him she or he is only the headlines of the newspaper.
By Erum Salman4 years ago in Psyche
Adventures Promoting a Parapsychologist
“Jan has Jan” was the last thing Ouija spelled out just before sailing off the edge of the board never to return. As if it was saying “I quit.”
By Jan Portugal4 years ago in Psyche
Magic Mushrooms & Treatment of Mental Illness
Psilocybin has multifaceted potentials to benefit the lives of human beings. The Shamans and Medicine Men knew it. Indigenous people knew it. People have understood for further back than modern history even records that Psilocybin is healing to the body as well as the soul, using it for both medicinal purposes and religious ceremonies.
By Amber Lehman4 years ago in Psyche
Bare Branches
“I hate orange juice,” my grandfather exclaimed from his seat at the kitchen table. I sighed inwardly and continued to squeeze the freshly-cut orange slices into the glass.
By Shubhangi4 years ago in Psyche
Depression is real
Depression was never supposed to be treated with medication. It was never to be talked to by a doctor who just prescribes you them. Depression is a real feeling that no one but real people who love you can help. But sometimes, no one is ever there so you're stuck fighting your own demons. Most people will tell you that it's in your head, that it isn't something that exists, until it hits them and then realizes that they were telling the truth. it's not ok to sit in your room and think of everything that has already happened or things that could happen. Talk to someone about your emotions before it kills you or potentially ruins your life. Do not go to a doctor just because someone recommends it. Do not take medication that someone will recommend because it only suppresses how you really feel for a few hours until you have to take another one again. Seek real positive things that will help. I, for one, have not seeked out for help but that's only because I'm different. There's 3 different types of people in this world when it comes to depression. The one that chooses to talk to someone, the one that keeps a smile on his or her face acting like everything is ok and only worries about everyone else and then there's those who isolate themselves and pushes people away. The third one would be me. My story goes like this, when I was a young boy, I grew up in a small town, small neighborhood, small school, so not really many people to hang around, especially as a kid. Since the time I was in the 4th grade, I was consistently bullied. I only had one friend, he helped me through a lot of my pain but it all ended when he met other friends. Of course, we hung out occasionally but even the time I got into a fight in the 6th grade and got punched in the nose, he didn't jump in as I thought he would. Growing up, I had no one, my parents worked, so I was lonely. I got sent to see a therapist because I told my counselor that I was seeing things, which I was, and got put on medication but they never worked. When it came to parties, I thought that I would be able to finally play with someone and make a friend but instead I got tackled from behind and got chocked with two hands for no reason while my uncles and cousins stood there laughing at me. It was always trouble for me.
By Johnny M4 years ago in Psyche