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Journeys Into the Unconscious Mind explores psychoanalytic psychotherapy, delving into the complexities of human emotions, trauma, and the quest for understanding the self. It bridges areas like meditation, societal norms, and the impact of imagination, offering insights for both practitioners and those intrigued by the mind's depths.

Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Human Emotions Trauma and Recovery Identity and Alienation Imagination and Mental Health Societal Norms and Authoritarianism Meditation and Mindfulness Psychedelics and Perception Environmental Awareness Information Overload

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The Scientist, the Fanatic, and the Mystic

19 implied HN points • 24 Jan 24
📖 Philosophy
  1. The post discusses Scientism, Mysterianism, and Humanity's Aversion to the Unknown.
  2. Between 200 billion and 2 trillion galaxies exist in the observable universe.
  3. Subscribe to Journeys Into the Unconscious Mind for a 7-day free trial to access full post archives.

Black Holes of the Human Mind

19 implied HN points • 14 Feb 23
🏥 Health & Wellness Mindfulness Psychoanalysis
  1. Our minds fill in missing information to create a complete perception of the world.
  2. Practicing meditation or using psychedelics can lead to experiencing emptiness beyond the self.
  3. Psychoanalysis offers ways to understand gaps in perception through concepts like 'O' and 'Real.'
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Wild Spectacles, Vivid Imagery, and George Santos

19 implied HN points • 07 Feb 23
  1. Growing alienation from natural and social environments can lead to negative effects like decreased empathy.
  2. Increasing estrangement can heighten risks of violence.
  3. Deliberate falsifications like lying about credentials can occur as a result of this disconnection.

Why So Lonely? (Part I of III)

0 implied HN points • 01 Mar 23
⛪ Faith & Spirituality Spirituality
  1. Feeling lonely is common, even for those in romantic relationships, friendships, and with close family.
  2. Deep intimacy in all areas is rare and can lead to existential loneliness.
  3. Existential aloneness can manifest as vague feelings of loss, fear, or loneliness.

Why So Lonely? (Part II of III)

0 implied HN points • 06 Mar 23
🏥 Health & Wellness Identity Psychology
  1. Alienation is created by the separation from birth and the development of self-identity.
  2. Self-image and narration of the self start between six and 18 months of age.
  3. Exploring unconscious journeys can lead to insights into identity and alienation.