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SHERVAN K SHAHHIAN
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Parapsychology: Postmortem Survival refers to the hypothesis that,...
Postmortem Survival refers to the hypothesis that some aspect of human consciousness, personality, or awareness continues to exist after physical death. Researchers in this field attempt to investigate whether consciousness can survive the death of the mind. This topic is primarily studied within the field of Parapsychology and by organizations such as Society for Psychical Research and Parapsychological Association. Major Areas of Research 1. Near-Death Experiences (NDEs) ND
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10 hours ago3 min read
Parapsychology: Mutual Dreaming refers to the claim that two or more people share the same dream:
Mutual Dreaming refers to the claim that two or more people share the same dream experience, either simultaneously or with remarkably similar details that they later compare. Types of Mutual Dreaming Simultaneous Shared Dreams Two people report dreaming of each other or participating in the same dream scenario during the same night. They later compare notes and find similarities. Reciprocal Dreams Person A dreams about Person B, and Person B dreams about Person A at roughly t
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10 hours ago2 min read
Parapsychology: a Shared Apparition is an apparition that is reportedly perceived by two or more people:
A shared apparition is an apparition that is reportedly perceived by two or more people at the same time. In these accounts, multiple witnesses independently report seeing, hearing, or sensing the same figure, presence, or phenomenon. Key Characteristics Multiple witnesses experience the event simultaneously. Witnesses may describe the apparition similarly, though details can vary. Shared apparitions are often considered especially interesting because they appear to involve m
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10 hours ago2 min read
Interpersonal Violence refers to the intentional use of physical force or power by one person against another person:
Interpersonal Violence refers to the intentional use of physical force or power by one person against another person that results in, or has a high likelihood of resulting in, injury, death, psychological harm, maldevelopment, or deprivation. Types of Interpersonal Violence Family and intimate partner violence Child abuse and neglect Intimate partner violence (domestic violence) Elder abuse Community violence Youth violence Assault by strangers or acquaintances Sexual violenc
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1 day ago1 min read
Dissociative Amnesia is a psychological condition:
Dissociative Amnesia is a psychological condition in which a person is unable to recall important personal information, usually related to traumatic or highly stressful experiences. The memory loss is more extensive than ordinary forgetting and it might not be explained by a physical condition, substance use, or typical memory problems. Key Features Inability to remember important autobiographical information. May be linked to trauma, abuse, accidents, disasters, combat, or o
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2 days ago2 min read
Stress Induced Dissociated Behavior:
Stress Induced Dissociated Behavior may refer to dissociative symptoms or behaviors that emerge when a person is overwhelmed by acute or chronic stress. What Is Dissociation? Dissociation may be a disruption in the normal integration of: Awareness Memory Identity Emotion Perception Body sensation It may exist on a spectrum, from mild spacing out to more severe fragmentation. How Stress Triggers Dissociation When stress becomes overwhelming, especially if it feels inescapable,
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2 days ago2 min read
Psychodrama is a form of psychotherapy that may use guided role playing,...
Psychodrama is a form of psychotherapy that may use guided role playing, dramatization, and action methods to help people explore emotions, relationships, conflicts, and life experiences. How Psychodrama May Work A participant (called the protagonist) reenacts a situation from their life, such as: A difficult relationship A traumatic experience An unresolved conflict A future challenge or decision An internal struggle Other group members may play the roles of significant peop
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2 days ago1 min read
Continuing Bonds Theory is a grief and bereavement theory:
Continuing Bonds Theory is a grief and bereavement theory that suggests healthy adaptation to loss does not require completely "letting go" of the deceased. Instead, people often maintain an ongoing psychological, emotional, or symbolic relationship with the person who died. The theory is associated with the work of certain researchers, grieving meant severing attachments to the deceased. Core Ideas The bond with the deceased often continues after death. Maintaining that bond
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2 days ago1 min read
Parapsychology: After-Death Communications (ADCs) are experiences,...
After-Death Communications (ADCs) are experiences in which a person feels they have had contact or communication with someone who has died. These experiences are commonly reported by bereaved individuals and may occur spontaneously, often during periods of grief. Common Types of ADCs People report a variety of experiences, including: Sensing a presence of the deceased nearby. Hearing a voice or receiving a message. Seeing an apparition or visual image of the deceased. Dream v
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2 days ago2 min read
Parapsychology: Audio Apparition (sometimes called an auditory apparition):
An audio apparition (sometimes called an auditory apparition) is an experience in which a person hears a voice, sound, music, knocking, footsteps, or other auditory phenomenon that seems to originate from a source that is not physically present. In psychical research and parapsychology, audio apparitions may be classified as a type of apparitional experience, similar to visual apparitions but involving hearing rather than seeing. Common Types of Audio Apparitions Hearing the
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2 days ago2 min read
Parapsychology: Place Related Apparitions:
Place Related Apparitions are reports of seeing, hearing, or sensing a presence that appears to be connected to a specific location rather than to a particular living person or witness. In psychical research and folklore, these experiences are often described as recurring phenomena associated with a physical location, house, battlefield, castle, hospital, road, or other site. Common Characteristics The apparition is repeatedly reported in the same location. It often appears t
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2 days ago2 min read
Parapsychology: Mind to Mind Conversations or Nonverbal Communication:
Mind to Mind Conversations or nonverbal communication may mean very different things. Psychological Perspective In psychology, people may communicate without words through: Facial expressions Body language Eye contact Gestures Tone of voice Emotional cues Some humans are remarkably good at picking up subtle signals, sometimes creating the impression that they "know what someone is thinking" without anything being said. Intuitive or Empathic Communication Some people report ex
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Parapsychology: Telepathic Communication is the claimed ability to transmit thoughts,...
Telepathic communication is the claimed ability to transmit thoughts, feelings, images, or information directly from one mind to another without using known sensory channels (speech, writing, gestures, technology, etc.). It is a common topic in Parapsychology, spirituality, and paranormal research. Examples include: Sensing what another person is thinking. Communicating silently over a distance. Sharing emotions or mental images directly. Scientific perspective Telepathy has
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2 days ago1 min read
Parapsychology: Phantasms of the Living:
Phantasms of the Living is the title of a book by members of the Society for Psychical Research. What Does "Phantasms of the Living" Mean? The term refers to apparitions, visions, or sensory experiences of living people, rather than spirits of the dead. The authors collected hundreds of reports in which a person claimed to see, hear, or sense someone who was actually alive but often far away. Examples included: Seeing a distant relative suddenly appear in a room. Hearing the
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2 days ago2 min read
Parapsychology: Apparitions are experiences in which a person perceives a figure, presence, or image,...
Apparitions are experiences in which a person perceives a figure, presence, or image that appears real but may not be explained by an obvious physical source. Apparitions may often be described as seeing a deceased person, a living person who is not physically present, an unknown figure, or a non-human entity. Types of Apparitions Crisis Apparitions Reported when someone appears to another person during a time of extreme danger, illness, or death. The apparition may be later
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2 days ago2 min read
Loving Kindness Meditation (LKM), also known as Metta Meditation:
Loving Kindness Meditation (LKM), also known as Metta Meditation, is a contemplative practice that involves intentionally cultivating feelings of goodwill, compassion, warmth, and kindness toward yourself and others. The word "Metta" comes from the ancient Pali language and means loving-kindness, benevolence, or unconditional friendliness. How It Works During Loving-Kindness Meditation, you silently repeat phrases such as: May I be happy. May I be healthy. May I be safe. May
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2 days ago2 min read
Control Freak is an informal term for someone who feels a strong need to control situations:
A control freak is an informal term for someone who feels a strong need to control situations, people, or outcomes. They may often struggle to trust others to do things “correctly” and may become anxious when things are uncertain or not done their way. Common traits may include: Micromanaging others Difficulty delegating tasks Wanting plans followed exactly Becoming stressed when things feel unpredictable Correcting or directing people frequently Needing reassurance that thi
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3 days ago1 min read
Conscious Dreaming usually refers to lucid dreaming:
Conscious Dreaming usually refers to lucid dreaming, a state where you are dreaming and aware that you are dreaming at the same time. In some lucid dreams, people may even influence or control parts of the dream. Common experiences include: Realizing “this is a dream” Changing the environment, flying, or interacting intentionally Feeling unusually vivid awareness Remembering waking life goals inside the dream Lucid dreaming may often happens during REM sleep, the stage associ
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3 days ago1 min read
Controlling Behavior refers to actions used to dominate, direct, or excessively,...
Controlling behavior refers to actions used to dominate, direct, or excessively influence another person's thoughts, feelings, choices, or activities. It often stems from a need for power, certainty, security, or fear of losing control. Common Signs of Controlling Behavior Constantly telling others what they should do. Monitoring or checking up on people excessively. Making decisions for others without their input. Criticizing or micromanaging how others do things. Using guil
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3 days ago2 min read
Coercive Manipulation is a pattern of psychological influence:
Coercive Manipulation is a pattern of psychological influence in which one person or group uses pressure, intimidation, deception, guilt, fear, isolation, or other tactics to control another person's thoughts, feelings, decisions, or behavior. Unlike healthy persuasion, coercive manipulation undermines a person's ability to make free and informed choices. Common Tactics Gaslighting: Making someone doubt their memory, perceptions, or sanity. Guilt tripping: Using guilt to infl
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3 days ago1 min read
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