Photo by S. Tsuchiya on Unsplash Last week’s article discussed the difference between guilt and shame. It focused on how guilt is related...

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Photo by Madhushree Narayan on Unsplash There have been a lot of well-known quotes proclaiming how you should react to what other people...

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Photo from Apollo 11 Mission, July 16, 1969 This week witnessed the passing of another stellar astronaut who was part of the Apollo 11...

Photo by Henry Ng on Unsplash Author’s Note: this is the third in a series of four articles on emotional healing. It is a delicate and...

Emotional wounds occur in our minds, our psyche, and in our perceptions. In order for there to be emotional healing, these areas must be the

The current pandemic triggered a wave of psychological havoc and the subject of emotional healing has become a major concern for many.

Imagine if there were a world where benevolence was rewarded, helpfulness was applauded, and every act of kindness was compensated.

The human mind is incredibly powerful and one of its most unique characteristics is the ability to ask questions.

Being an imperfect human is not an excuse nor a free pass to make mistakes, it simply reminds you not to be alarmed when they happen. Everyo

Why is change so confounding in certain moments? Even when the present circumstances are less than favorable, why do we choose the familiar

We have the ability to fight against our spiteful predispositions and become victorious over our imperfections. The natural instinct for hum

The boundaries and restraints we put on children are what we believe to be for their general benefit and welfare.

Photo by Clément Philippe on Unsplash The confrontations life deals us begin at an early age; often rendering it virtually inevitable to...

A major cause for people to discard or neglect integrity is not seeing it in those around them. When so many people seemingly look to “get w

Instead of debilitating symptoms, become infected with a positive outlook. Fight the urge to despise or hate those different from you and do

f you have struggled with this dilemma in the past, you are not alone. Knowing whether to forgive someone who harmed you can seem like a no