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How to speed-up your personal growth now

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Amid well-intended government efforts to inhibit the spread of a worldwide pandemic, many individuals now experience the chokehold and restrictive pressure of autocratic rule. This top-down authoritarian domination of many by a few imposes subservience to only one official view. Many individuals realize that the prevailing authoritarian viewpoint is limited because it represents and tolerates only one view. As new information emerges, we are learning that other viewpoints may have been overlooked or that the magnitude of oppression cannot be justified by the scope of the problem. Many people in the West have never lived under a dictatorship, and so they do not have a frame of reference of how to respond. How on earth could this situation be helpful to our inner journey of personal growth and peace? First, we need to understand that nobody is exempt from the winds of change sweeping the planet. Everyone is experiencing some level of turmoil in their lives because they are energetically...

Transparency in a relationship

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  If asked a question of what one expects from their partner, it's probably loyalty and transparency. But what is transparency in general, you might think for a literal meaning it being as open as possible to your partner. Telling them how your day went, every secret, every concern, and miscomforts you possess. What if I tell you it's not the case – that this factor of a relationship is is not as simple as the word itself. Overall, studies find that positive connection and intimacy grow from being transparent about what's inside of you, but not from making negative judgments about your partner and focusing on them in your communication. Radical transparency can be painful, perhaps relationship-threatening. Yes, being as much as “Transparent” to the extent that ridiculing your partner is not a big deal to you, is just not right. Instead, try being more appreciative of what is between you both, of what you both developed as a form of commitment. Be more ...

Health and Fitness Advice

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Yo folks this is the blog about basic physical education and nutritional tips for a healthy lifestyle. Today's generation is enduring problems related to health issues. Current social media content will direct you to the most unrelated and random ideas portrayed all over their pages. A lot of Teenagers and youth might get confused most of the time that what is acceptable and genuine stuff that properly suits them. These blogs will guide you to the closest and relatable concepts for your best and maximum limits feasible with respect to your fitness. A lot of guys think that it is an impossible or very difficult path to fitness throughout your life. The most important and crucial initiative to fitness is to start through your mental state of well being. If you are intellectually solid and healthy then you can achieve or aim to achieve any goal in your life. The same thing influences the physical fitness that always pushes you to cross your limits and set higher goals. First of all, y...

Stockholm Syndrome, the epitome of Oxytocin?

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  Oxytocin is a hormone secreted by the posterior lobe of the pituitary gland, a pea-sized structure at the base of the brain. It's sometimes known as the "cuddle hormone" or the "love hormone," because it is released when people snuggle up or bond socially. So why call it the epitome, for someone to distance themselves from one, which will be reasons like shear violence, abusive nature, or simply involuntary custody.   Stockholm syndrome is a psychological response. It occurs when hostages or abused victims bond with their captors or abusers. This psychological connection develops over the course of the days, weeks, months, or even years of captivity or abuse. Combining both, it's safe to say that someone suffering from the later is no longer in control of their will to direct their emotions instead they are forced by their intra-hormonal activities to grow a connection to their “captor” to be concise. What’s scarier is that the feelings are “positive” wh...