Posts Tagged writing

Psychology Today – Depression and Dreams

Because we have discovered the existence of the wild side of the human conscience, and because of the wisdom and goodness of the unconscious mind that produces dreams, today we know exactly how to translate dream messages. The wild side of the conscience provokes craziness in the human side because the wild anti-conscience is a priori schizophrenic.

Today we know that we can trust the unconscious mind. We know that dream messages are warnings, teachings and psychotherapy for our human conscience that needs to be developed to eliminate the dangerous anti-conscience.

Read the rest of this entry »

  • Share/Bookmark
Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

Related posts

Goals in Psychology

To be competitive in the job market you need to have academic qualifications and general knowledge in your field. After every training period there are many people who graduate in the field of psychology. This means that competition for job opportunities is stiff. There are some goals in psychology that an employer will be looking for before employing you.

How wide is your knowledge base? An employer will weigh if you truly understand human behavior. Psychology performs experiments, observes human behavior and later applies critiques and analyses the outcomes. There are some terminologies that are used in this field which you should use to communicate your findings in a clear way. Sometimes you are expected to do presentations meaning your reading, writing and presentation skills should be perfect.

Read the rest of this entry »

  • Share/Bookmark
Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

Related posts

The Psychology of Desire

On the three different types of desire and the need for progeny, power and purpose

Desire is a very intriguing subject to poets, philosophers, psychologists and to every inquisitive human. Desire is shaped by several factors which could have physiological and endocrinal explanations, psychoanalytic, sociological and philosophical explanations. Desire is a fundamental force of human existence and the primary manifestation of sexual energy and is present in all human beings without which survival would be meaningless. Although desire can have negative connotations with societal pressures on controlling desire, desire is largely positive and constructive although aggressive impulses lead to destructive desires as well.

Desire is the root of all human activity from creative pursuits to business pursuits and we are all motivated by one form of desire or another and these may be a desire for fame, desire for benevolence, desire for money, desire for admiration and popularity or even desire for power. Of course this is not an exhaustive list of desires and the range of desires could vary according to the range of human emotions and experiences. The manifestation of desire could be largely restricted by society and there is a huge difference on how society perceives desire in men and women. Society still remains hypocritical as far as sexual desire is concerned and sex or sexual desire is not talked about freely. In fact negative perceptions about sex are rather widespread in which men are considered as sexual predators and women are the victims. At best sexual desire in men is still accepted although sex desire in women is still perceived with certain skepticism. This would not be the right kind of perception as both men and women should have a healthy sexual drive and negative perceptions in society are detrimental to one’s moral and sexual development.

Read the rest of this entry »

  • Share/Bookmark
Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

Related posts

  • You enabled the 2nd sidebar. Add some widgets here to remove this notice