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Sound vibrations for the removal of subconscious blockages. All kinds of sound vibrations have a positive effect on humans and animals and they can help improve personality, health and life in general. Please have a look at the explanation below, and have a try at the technique that is explained. The explanation that follows is about the effect of sounds on the subconscious mind (personality, occurrences, health). Sounds may very well have an effect on the physical body as well, but that’s another discipline of study. According to my views, both humans and animals are souls in a body. The soul hasn’t been created by a God, but just exists. The soul is imprisoned in an eternal cycle of reincarnation. I don’t know how the soul got trapped in this, but it’s important for the soul to be released from it. It is believed by many throughout the world that the soul has many lives in order for it to be able to evolve, in order for the soul to evolve to a higher level of be...

A simple self-help technique for peeling off small pieces of negative subconscious material The technique described below aims to discharge negative feelings, thoughts, incidents or situations. Discharging means removing negative mental pain (feelings, emotions, thoughts, images). For example, when you have had an argument with someone, you may experience a negative or painful feeling when you recall this incident. If the incident has been discharged, it is no longer painful to think about. This is because the negative feelings or emotions, the negative thoughts or persistent images that lingered in your mind, have been removed from the incident. A concrete example to illustrate this Suppose you are afraid to speak in front of groups. Try to clearly imagine the feeling of fear. You can try to arouse the feeling of fear yourself. Or you can try and recall an incident in which you felt this fear and then clearly try to picture the fear that you felt at that time. Or imag...

Neuroticism’s Newest Twist Shows What’s Behind Your Anxiety A new view of neuroticism shows what really makes you anxious Susan Krauss Whitbourne Ph.D.Posted Apr 17, 2018 The highly neurotic in your life, particularly if that includes you, can make mountains out of almost any molehills. Prone to worrying, assuming that the worst is just about to happen, people high in neuroticism are classically the ones who are highest in a number of maladaptive thoughts, behaviors, and feelings. The concept of neuroticism as a feature of personality can be traced back to Hippocrates, as due to possession of “melancholic” humor. Certainly, neuroticism is heavily featured in psychodynamic theories, including Karen Horney who wrote (in the 1930s) about “The Neurotic Personality of Our Time.” However, it wasn’t until the Five-Factor Model came along that neuroticism became understood as part of the larger constellation of personality’s basic dispositions. People high in neuroticism, in this view, w...