Firewalking, or walking on hot coals, is a controversial motivational technique that has become fashionable in recent years. Objections to this practice span a wide spectrum: some consider it a relatively effective method and others claim it is a complete hoax. It is touted as an innovative technique, but in …
Read More »Jorge Luis Borges: The Biography Of A Scholar Of Letters
Due to his blindness, during much of his life Jorge Luis Borges needed the help of friends and family to continue his literary work. Discover the biography of Jorge Luis Borges, an Argentine writer, essayist and poet whose legacy remains imprinted in our literary DNA. He was a literary scholar. …
Read More »The Art Of Becoming Adults
The art of becoming adults requires courage, commitment and responsibility to ourselves and others. Becoming a healthy adult is not an easy task, especially considering how the society in which we grew up is set up. On the other hand, depending on how we live our childhood and the bonds …
Read More »Validity Types In Searches: Content Validity
In psychometric terms, validity is a concept that has gone through a long evolutionary process. In the beginning, Muñiz (1996) adopted the validity with a specific position. In statistical terms, validity is defined as the proportion of the true variance that is relevant for the purposes of the test. With …
Read More »Celebrate Your Emotions
Happiness It is a positive feeling that appears when we reach a goal or a goal, when we have a pleasant experience or when we manage to reduce our discomfort. – Under the influence of joy, we can bring to mind happy memories. It works like an engine that moves …
Read More »Reminiscence Therapy: Memories And Emotions That Heal
Reminiscence therapy helps us to illuminate the meaning of life through the memories and emotions evoked in each fragment of our biography. Reminiscence therapy stands as a very positive approach within the context of gerontology. It is a way to integrate the past with the present through memories and emotions. …
Read More »Querophobia, The Irrational Fear Of Being Happy
Whoever suffers from kerophobia is afraid to be happy. This fear prevents them from looking for situations that can lead to happiness. Although it may seem contradictory, the irrational fear of being happy exists and is known as kerosephobia. It is a fear that possibly has a lot to do …
Read More »The Wishing Tree, A Story Of Osho
The wishing tree is one of Osho’s best-known stories. Let us remember that he was one of the most important religious leaders of the 20th century. He was considered a spiritual master, despite harsh criticism of Mahatma Gandhi and various leaders of his time. Osho was undoubtedly a controversial character. At …
Read More »The Nothingness: A Different Look At Childhood Depression Through “History Without End”
Almost all of us have several books or movies that we remember with immense affection and that somehow marked our childhood. In my case, “The Endless Story” is one of them. But when I read it again, as an adult, I understood that it is a book that reflects childhood …
Read More »What Is Psychological Rigidity?
Cognitive rigidity can lead to a downright unhappy life. Not admitting other perspectives, denying changes, refusing to understand and value other points of view and to use a more open mind are habits that end up generating suffering and frustration. Psychological rigidity sets those people hostage to a staunch cognitive …
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