Psychological

The Heart
Most people don’t know this, but the reason why animals and humans have a heart is because a part of the brain lost its way in the body and created a home in our chest. When God created us, he didn’t intend for us to have a heart; our brain ripped apart and traveled down to our breast. This is why we humans and animals have feelings and emotions. We weren’t made to obtain these abilities which is why it’s so difficult for us to cope with life. It’s like our brain gave us a superpower that we were never meant to handle in the first place. Our power can be our greatest strength, but it also can be our greatest weakness. Most people drive themselves crazy because the emotions that are instilled in them override their brains. The logic behind their feelings never makes sense to them. Until people learn how to inner stand that their feelings aren’t something they’re meant to understand they will not learn how to control their power. Feelings are simply meant to be felt completely, but they were never and will never be something for you to grasp. Allow your feelings to live within you and then allow them to be released from you; this is the only way you will feel at ease. Remember that your heart is a guide to knowing hidden truths; it’s a guide to your intuition. An intuition is a gut feeling letting you know to do something or to not do something; if you disobey your intuition your feelings will burn your insides and you feel like you’re on fire. You will feel lost, misunderstood and confused. Never disobey your gut feeling, never shy away from your emotions. This gift was a miracle and we should always appreciate miracles.
By Nala3 years ago in Fiction
The Celestial Harpist. Content Warning.
In the heart of a vast, enchanted forest, where ancient trees whispered secrets and sunlight filtered through the leaves like golden rain, there lived a mysterious figure known as the Celestial Harpist. With hair as dark as the midnight sky and eyes that shimmered like distant stars, the Harpist possessed an ethereal aura that captivated all who encountered her.
By Pedro Alves3 years ago in Fiction
The Phoenix's Gift. Content Warning.
In a realm beyond time and space, where the stars danced in a breathtaking symphony of light, there lived a majestic creature known as the Phoenix. With feathers of vibrant red, orange, and gold that shimmered like the embers of a divine fire, the Phoenix was a symbol of eternity and resurrection. Its song could heal the deepest wounds and fill the hearts of all who heard it with hope and courage.
By Pedro Alves3 years ago in Fiction
Alone again
Alone again. Walking outside. Noise. The headphones over her head weren’t drowning out anything. She moved, one foot in front of the other, the screaming moments stabbing in her ears. Again, again, again, she reached the end of the road like a cheer, and the corner shop howled out at her in a circus of blazing sounds. More people slid by, nearly see-through, yet the monument of their conversations hit her like a never-ending carousel.
By Erin Fay3 years ago in Fiction
The Fear of Ghosts: Unraveling the Haunting Phenomenon
Introduction The fear of ghosts, also known as spectrophobia, is a haunting aspect of human psychology that has endured throughout history. The belief in ghosts, spirits, and supernatural entities transcends cultural boundaries and has been an integral part of folklore, religion, and mythologies worldwide. In this comprehensive article, we will delve into the psychology behind the fear of ghosts, the cultural and historical aspects of ghostly beliefs, and the impact of modern media on perpetuating spectrophobia. Additionally, we will explore coping mechanisms and strategies for managing the fear of ghosts.
By Brandon M3 years ago in Fiction
Disconnected: A World Without Internet
Introduction: 🌐🚫 In an era where the internet is an integral part of daily life, imagining a world without it seems unfathomable. But what if, for a brief moment, the entire internet went down worldwide? The consequences would be staggering, causing a domino effect that would shake society to its core. As the clock ticks down, emotions run high, and humanity faces a profound test of resilience and adaptability.
By santhos kumar veldhanda3 years ago in Fiction
The Enigmatic Disappearance of Clara Mayfield - A mystery story. Content Warning.
The Enigmatic Disappearance of Clara Mayfield It was a cold and foggy night when Clara Mayfield vanished without a trace. The small town of Hollowbrook was shaken to its core, as whispers of the inexplicable event spread like wildfire through the community. Clara, a 32-year-old librarian with a penchant for solving puzzles and reading mystery novels, had always been a reserved but friendly presence in the town. Yet, on that fateful night, she seemed to vanish into thin air.
By inspirational poems 3 years ago in Fiction
Is Time Travel Possible? Exploring the Fascinating Concepts of Temporal Voyage
Introduction: The allure of time travel has captivated human minds for centuries. The prospect of journeying through time, whether to revisit historical events or glimpse into the mysteries of the future, has been a staple in the world of science fiction, inspiring countless books and movies. But could time travel be more than just a fantastical notion? As scientific discoveries, notably Einstein's theory of relativity, have reshaped our understanding of time, the possibility of time travel has moved from the realm of pure imagination to that of plausible scientific exploration. In this blog, we will embark on a captivating journey to explore the evolving nature of time, the theoretical mechanisms behind time travel, and the promising concepts that might hold the key to this fascinating phenomenon.
By Rohit Singh3 years ago in Fiction
Best Evidence of Life After Death
I sensed a motion in my chest , and then there was a noise like a snap my soul ascended from my physical form at an incredibly rapid pace and i was able to gaze downwards and observe my body lying on the bed while every near-death experience is unique, those of us who study them notice a consistent pattern of elements. often, there is a life-threatening event where the person is close to death, unconscious, or may not even have a heartbe at during this time, they have what is known as an out-of-body experience consciousness separates from the body and typically rises above the body
By MINLONG LOO3 years ago in Fiction
The Second Circle’s
She placed the balls of her feet on the glass, arched her soles, activated her glutes, and raised her hips slightly off the cement floor. “Human rights are not cyclical, Greg.”
By Vineece Verdun3 years ago in Fiction
Rubber Ball
After the car was packed up, Robert Fowler looked over the map and decided to leave before it got too dark. It was a very warm summer and he did not have to carry too many items this time. He wanted to move in for the week planned and did not want to get lost on any of the side roads indicated on the map. Instead, he planned to get there by late afternoon and hopefully he would be able to convince the local townsfolk that he was not a bad guy at all. It was a plan; not that he was thinking too much about plans and small towns. This was a job. This was something he had to do.
By Kendall Defoe 3 years ago in Fiction
The Love Hormone: What Makes You Fall in Love
The Love Hormone: What Makes You Fall in Love A Love is an open door. All you need is love, can't help falling in love with you. Well, I bet, you've heard all these songs before the main idea behind them is one and the same. It's that love is the greatest feeling of them all even though sometimes it might break your heart.
By Muhammad Asim3 years ago in Fiction