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SHERVAN K SHAHHIAN
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Micro PK (Micro Psychokinesis) is a term in Parapsychology:
Micro PK (Micro Psychokinesis) is a term in parapsychology that refers to the alleged ability of the mind to influence physical systems at a very small or microscopic level, typically in ways that are not observable with the naked eye. Unlike Macro PK, which involves dramatic claims such as table levitation, object movement, or large-scale physical effects, Micro PK focuses on subtle statistical influences. Examples of Micro PK Research Researchers may have investigated wheth
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2 hours ago1 min read
Parapsychology: Large Scale PK (Psychokinetic) Phenomena refers to events in which Mental Intention,...
Large-Scale PK (Psychokinetic) Phenomena refers to alleged events in which mental intention is claimed to influence physical systems on a large scale, beyond small laboratory effects. In parapsychology, PK (psychokinesis) is the purported ability of consciousness to affect matter, energy, or physical processes without conventional physical interaction. Examples of reported large scale PK phenomena may include: 1. Weather Modification Some individuals have claimed the ability
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3 hours ago2 min read
“They are Schizophrenic” rather than “They have Schizophrenia”:
Saying “They are schizophrenic” may define the person by the diagnosis, while “They have schizophrenia” separates the person from the condition. In mental health, this may often be called person-first language. “They are schizophrenic”: identity-centered label “They have schizophrenia”: person-centered description Many clinicians, should advocate, and people with mental health conditions prefer person-first language because it may reduce stigma, stereotyping, and the tendency
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4 hours ago1 min read
Parapsychology: Table levitations (sometimes called table lifting or table tipping):
Table levitations (sometimes called table lifting or table tipping), they are phenomena reported in séances, spiritualist gatherings, and some parapsychology investigations in which a table appears to move, tilt, rock, rise, or occasionally lift off the floor without an obvious physical cause. Historical Background Table levitation may have became widely known during the 19th-century Spiritualist movement in the United States and Europe. Participants would sit around a table,
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4 hours ago2 min read
Parapsychology: Psychic phenomena, refers to experiences or abilities:
Psychic phenomena: refers to experiences or abilities that appear to involve information, perception, or influence beyond what is currently explained by conventional scientific understanding. Common examples include: Telepathy: the claimed ability to perceive another person's thoughts or mental states. Clairvoyance: the alleged ability to obtain information about distant places, objects, or events without using the known senses. Precognition: the purported ability to gain kno
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4 hours ago2 min read
Parapsychological Non-Human Intelligences (NHIs) refers to alleged Intelligent Entities:
Parapsychological Non-Human Intelligences (NHIs) refers to alleged intelligent entities that are believed by some researchers, experiencers, and theorists to exist independently of ordinary human consciousness and to interact with people through anomalous or psychic means. The term is not a driven controversial scientific category. It is used primarily in parapsychology, ufology, consciousness studies, and related fields. What Are They Thought to Be? Different theories propos
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5 hours ago2 min read
Parapsychology: Ted Owens was the Greatest American Psychic:
Ted Owens was an American psychic claimant and UFO contactee who became known as "The PK Man" ("PK" standing for psychokinesis, or mind over matter effects). He claimed that he was in telepathic communication with extraterrestrial or "Space Intelligence" entities that enabled him to influence physical events, including weather, electrical systems, UFO appearances, and even large-scale natural phenomena. Background Owens served in the U.S. Navy during World War II and later st
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5 hours ago2 min read
The Psychological Effects of Long-Term Stalking:
When discussing a situation involving chronic stalking or perceived group surveillance, mental health professionals generally focus first on the psychological impact of prolonged stress, fear, and uncertainty, regardless of the ultimate explanation for the experiences. Research on stalking and persistent harassment shows that long-term exposure to perceived threat can have profound effects on mental and physical health. Common effects may include: Emotional Effects Chronic an
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2 days ago2 min read
The Straw that Broke the Camel's Back for a person who has been Dealing with Chronic Stalking:
For a person who has been dealing with what they experience as chronic stalking, unwanted surveillance, or repeated intrusive contact, the "straw that broke the camel's back" not a single dramatic event. It may be incidents that occurs after a long period of accumulated stress, fear, hypervigilance, and emotional exhaustion. Examples might include: Receiving yet another unwanted message after months or years of similar contacts. Seeing a familiar person or vehicle that they a
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2 days ago1 min read
The phrase "Music is Food for the Soul" is a metaphor suggesting that music nourishes,...
The phrase "music is food for the soul" is a metaphor suggesting that music nourishes our inner emotional and psychological life in much the same way that food nourishes the body. Why some people describe music this way 1. Music evokes and may regulate emotions Music may help people experience, express, and process emotions such as joy, sadness, hope, nostalgia, or peace. It may provide comfort during difficult times and enhance positive experiences. 2. Music creates meaning
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3 days ago2 min read
The Mind’s Threat-Detection Mechanisms are the psychological and,...
The mind’s threat-detection mechanisms are the psychological and neurological systems: Consult with a Neurologist, that constantly scan for danger, risk, rejection, pain, or uncertainty. Their primary job is survival, helping a person notice and respond to threats quickly, before conscious thinking fully occurs. These mechanisms evolved to protect humans from physical danger, but in modern life they also react to social, emotional, and psychological threats. Core Components o
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5 days ago2 min read
Automatic Spirals usually refers to patterns where,...
“Automatic Spirals” usually refers to patterns where thoughts, emotions, or behaviors rapidly feed into each other without conscious control. In mental health, this maybe connected to anxiety, depression, trauma responses, panic, or rumination. A spiral often starts with a trigger: A thought A memory A bodily sensation A social interaction An imagined future event Then the mind automatically escalates it. Example of an anxiety spiral: “What if I embarrassed myself?” Increased
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5 days ago1 min read
Overcoming Negative self-talk is not about “thinking positive” all the time,...
Overcoming negative self-talk is not about “thinking positive” all the time. It is about learning to recognize distorted inner dialogue, respond to it more realistically, and reduce the emotional power it has over you. Negative self-talk may often sound like: “I always fail.” “I’m not good enough.” “Everyone is judging me.” “I ruin everything.” “I’ll never change.” These thoughts may become automatic habits rather than objective truths. Here are several evidence based ways to
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5 days ago3 min read
Trauma Counseling is a type of therapy that helps people,...
Trauma counseling is a type of therapy that helps people process and recover from deeply distressing or overwhelming experiences, things like abuse, accidents, violence, loss, or natural disasters. It may not just be about “talking it out”; it’s about helping your system and mind regain a sense of safety and control. What it focuses on Understanding how trauma affects your thoughts, emotions, and body Reducing symptoms like anxiety, flashbacks, numbness, or hypervigilance Reb
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5 days ago1 min read
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is a structured, evidence based form of psychotherapy,...
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is a structured, evidence based form of psychotherapy that focuses on the connection between thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. The core idea is that the way people interpret situations influences how they feel and act. CBT may help people identify patterns such as: Unhelpful thinking habits Negative self-talk Avoidance behaviors Distorted beliefs Learned emotional reactions Then it may teach practical strategies to change those patterns. Ba
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5 days ago2 min read
Major Depression, more formally called Major Depressive Disorder:
If symptoms become overwhelming or include thoughts of self-harm or suicide, immediate support from a mental health professional or crisis service is important. In the U.S. and Canada, the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline is available 24/7. Major depression, more formally called Major Depressive Disorder, is a mental health condition involving a persistent low mood and/or loss of interest or pleasure that lasts at least two weeks and significantly affects daily functioning. It i
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May 272 min read
Cognitive Bias are predictable mental shortcuts or distortions in thinking,...
Cognitive Bias are predictable mental shortcuts or distortions in thinking that affect how people perceive information, make decisions, and judge situations. They help the mind process information quickly, but they may also lead to errors in reasoning. Common Cognitive Biases Confirmation Bias Favoring information that supports existing beliefs while ignoring contradictory evidence. Anchoring Bias Relying too heavily on the first piece of information encountered (“the anchor”
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May 261 min read
Thoughts are not facts because the mind constantly generates,...
Thoughts are not facts because the mind constantly generates interpretations, predictions, memories, assumptions, and mental commentary, many of which maybe incomplete, biased, emotionally driven, or simply inaccurate. A thought is an internal mental event. A fact is something objectively verifiable. For example: Thought: “Everyone thinks I’m incompetent.” Fact: You cannot directly know what everyone thinks unless there is clear evidence. Another example: Thought: “Something
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May 261 min read
Mindfulness-Based Therapies are psychological approaches that,...
Mindfulness-based therapies are psychological approaches that use mindfulness practices to help people become more aware of their thoughts, emotions, bodily sensations, and behaviors without immediately reacting to them. Mindfulness may usually mean: Paying attention to the present moment intentionally and nonjudgmentally. These therapies combine mindfulness meditation with modern clinical psychology. Main Mindfulness-Based Therapies 1. Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBS
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May 262 min read
Auditory Hallucination could be: hearing sounds, voices, music, or noises that are not actually present:
Auditory Hallucination are hearing sounds, voices, music, or noises that are not actually present in the environment. They may range from simple sounds (buzzing, clicking, ringing) to complex experiences like hearing voices speaking. They may occur in several situations, including: Mental health conditions such as Schizophrenia, severe depression, or bipolar disorder Sleep deprivation or extreme stress Substance use/abuse or withdrawal (alcohol, drugs: Thc, stimulants, etc. a
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May 261 min read
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