In this case, I finally got to see the huge impact ABC™ can make with neurological issues. Particularly with what may appear as a severe form of depression called catatonic depression. What is Catatonic Depression? Medical News Today defines catatonic depression or catatonia as “a subtype of depression characterized by not speaking or seeming to […]
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Buddhists have long held that the greatest fear of all is the fear of death. When I was in my teens, I was terrified of cockroaches. Growing up in India, it was difficult to avoid them, especially during the monsoon season. A time or two I put on clothes I had hung on a hook
Overview English is a language of many languages. Words from languages the world over have crept into general usage within the English lexicon, especially within the last century or so. One such word is karma. The basic understanding of this word karma is that you do something and it comes back at you in a
Overview It’s been said that all diseases arise in the mind. The mind is powerful – it’s like a wild beast. When untamed, it’s dangerous and can turn against us. When tamed, the same mind begins to serve us allowing us to achieve immense feats in both personal and professional areas. An untamed mind makes
Is it possible to do nothing? My step-daughter once asked, “How can you “do nothing”? My aunt tells me to “stop sitting and doing nothing”. Well, if I am sitting, I am doing something! I am sitting, and that’s doing something!” Point well taken! Moment after moment we engage in some activity or another. Sitting
We all get emotional one time or another. As children we threw tantrums, then the better lot of us learned to maintain our composure during times of crisis. For the rest, a closer look into the nature of emotions might help us to develop tactful ways of dealing with them. You are not your emotions
Pitying Thyself My nine-year-old daughter asked me for something and when I refused, she said, “If you don’t do it then I’ll be sad and I’ll suffer,” I told her, “You can be sad if you choose so, but to suffer you’ll also have to feel sorry for yourself. Because that’s what suffering is, feeling
Misconceptions leading to misuse Most of us grew up learning certain ideas backwards. Two such concepts are very important to how we relate to others. It’s hard to say if we understood them improperly or they were taught wrong. It is doubtful that our educators had it right–so our distorted position on relationships, most likely,
EVERYONE has got some level of emotional baggage, and one doesn’t need to be a basket case to have several negative emotions trapped in their energy field. It happens to us all. So what do we do about it- let them accumulate, pushing us to the brink of insanity? Turn to drugs or alcohol to
