coping

Life presents variables; learning how to cope in order to master, minimize, or tolerate what has come to pass.

ideal
Ideal is the goal of life, is people's imagination of a possible realization of the future. Ideal is an imagination of the future, but not any imagination is ideal. Ideal is different from fantasy, as well as from fantasy and delusion. Ideal is a kind of correct imagination, with outstanding characteristics different from fantasy, fantasy and delusion. First, ideal has objective inevitability. The objective necessity of ideal is that ideal, as a kind of imagination, correctly reflects the objective reality, correctly reflects the relationship between reality and the future, conforms to the law of change and development of things, and can be realized through efforts. Second, ideals are social. Ideal is a unique spiritual phenomenon of human beings, and has distinct sociality. The ideal sociality means that the ideal is not the random imagination of isolated individuals, but the imagination restricted and determined by the society. Third, ideal has class nature. In class society, ideal has distinct class nature. In class society, different classes pursue different goals due to their different social status and economic interests, so their ideals are also different. People's class status and class interests determine, people's ideals in class society must have the brand of class, the ideal of unity of all classes is not exist.
By CDS3 years ago in Psyche
My own steps determine the back road
A road whether dead road or alive road, you from that direction into there must be an exit, but your steps to know turn, your mind to be willing to tell self to turn; It is not until you see a wall and an obstacle in front of you that you are unwilling to give up this road. There is no other way to reach your destination. But when you are on a blind alley, your eyes should not and should not only see the end of the blind alley. Please look around and move your eyes. There are landscapes and rainbows everywhere.
By 简·爱丽丝3 years ago in Psyche
Taking a Step in Knowing the Mind, Body, and Spirit. Top Story - July 2022.
Towards the end of April, in the year 2019, I learned a lot about myself. I learned more than I thought I would, learned about my mind and why the things I thought happened the way they did. I came to understand why I was so different from the kids I grew up with, why I always felt strange and alien even as I pretended I was "just like every other girl."
By Brittany Miller3 years ago in Psyche
Returning from the dark.
I don't think I'm going to post this but just in case I do TRIGGER WARNING: BIRTHING TRAUMA, POSTPARTUM DEPRESSION, DEPRESSION, COVID, THOUGHTS ABOUT SUICIDE so please read with caution, take breaks if you need to and be kind to others and yourself..
By cheyenne 3 years ago in Psyche
Binaural Beats: Easy methods to Heal Your Thoughts and Physique – About Comfortable Life
When you feel the need to modify your mood, you could find yourself automatically turning on some music. Who among us hasn't had a brief moment of unadulterated joy whenever their all-time favourite song has played on the radio on the drive home after a particularly trying day at work? There is no doubt that acoustic energy has the potential to have an influence on the human experience; the issue is, however, whether or not it can cure.
By Speak Arch3 years ago in Psyche
Diary of a mad fairy wrangler
A three-foot-tall Spiderman is staring up at me deciding if he should “web” me or give me a pass for referring to him as “Spiderman” and not his preferred moniker “Spidey.” Meanwhile, several girls, one with pointy ears and her sister (similarly attired) are summoning me to hear about the letters they just got from their fairies.
By Lisa Suhay4 years ago in Psyche
How I Became a Digital Nomad
My face was pressed into the sidewalk. The jackboot of a police officer was on my neck. Choking from tear gas, he grabbed my hair, handcuffed me, and threw me in the back of a paddy wagon. I was under arrest for joining a homelessness rally.
By Arlo Hennings4 years ago in Psyche
The Truth Shall Set You Free and Make Everybody Hate You
Are you one of those people who always tell the truth, no matter what? A big mouth with a wide grin, ready to shove reality down humanity’s throat? Or are you one of those people with a small mouth, who never offers your opinion unless prompted? But when prompted you tell the truth, no matter how painful it is? And have you also noticed fewer and fewer people around you?
By Mona Lazar4 years ago in Psyche
Bedlam
How does it feel to not feel? Could such a feeling really be real? You see life around you - You know it hasn’t stopped But do you see this disease that you’ve caught? You want it to stop, you want it to end
By Yancie Jackson4 years ago in Psyche
I am great at dealing with death if I don't know the deceased
Recently I have written a few articles about the passing of my father. It was unexpected and a shock, but it has also knocked me around more than I had anticipated. I think those around me were also a bit surprised with how hard I’ve taken it. Partially because I’m good at masking my feelings, but also because I was a police officer for many years and dealt with death and tragedy daily.
By D-Donohoe4 years ago in Psyche
Road to Self-Discovery: Entry 1
By carminablogs | carminacatalunablogs.wordpress.com Hi there, Seven years since I embarked on the journey of starting a blog, it was not a personal choice. It was because I got a part-time job, but now I am ready to embrace personal blogging into my life.
By Carmina Cataluna4 years ago in Psyche
Mental Illness- My Story
To be honest, when I was growing up, mental health was never something that was talked about. By the age of 12, I was struck with crippling anxiety that basically took over my life. Imagine my suprise when I found out that 95% of people deal with it on a daily basis. Almost everyday I struggled with panic attacks so severe that I couldn't even leave the house. After missing over 50 days of school, I almost had to repeat the 7th grade. Now picture this: I was already dealing with anxiety, and now I had to deal with the criticism and questions from my classmates. Even if they didn't mean to come off in a judging way, it sure felt like that and it absolutely had an affect on me and my recovery.
By Abby Rego4 years ago in Psyche