Psychology

The Evolving Book of My Life Through Time and Thought

Which book have you read more than any other? The Continuous Story of Who I Am and Who I Become One book that I have revisited countless times throughout my existence is, in fact, the very narrative of my life itself. However, I am not speaking about a traditional paperback, with ink on its pages,… Read more

07/13/2026

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Ralph Gilbert

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Behavioral Science, Daily Prompt, My Personal Theory, My Thoghts, Philosophy, Prose, Psychology, Secular View

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Yes

Are you a lifelong learner? As someone who passionately identifies as a lifelong learner, I find that my journey is deeply intertwined with the ever-evolving complexities of life. It often feels as if each day brings a new layer of intricacy added by not only the world around us but also by my own actions… Read more

07/12/2026

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Ralph Gilbert

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Behavioral Science, Daily Prompt, My Personal Theory, My Thoghts, Philosophy, Psychology, Secular View, Tenor

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Awakening the Mind from Static Thought

A quiet theater, vast and deep,Where currents of the intellect sweep;The Real Mind wakes, a sovereign spark,To chart a course through void and dark.Here, two paths wind across the stage,Defining every turning page. One is the beacon, sharp and bright,That pours upon the world its light:The artisan of doubt and grace,Who looks upon the human… Read more

07/12/2026

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Ralph Gilbert

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My Thoghts, Philosophy, Poetry, Prose, Psychology, Secular View, Uncategorized

#analytical, #hidden, #shadows, #thought, #true mind, #whispers
Why Being Gay Is Not a Mental Illness

It is essential to clarify that being gay is not classified as a mental illness. In fact, this understanding is not a contemporary revelation but rather a conclusion reached decades ago by prominent medical organizations, including the American Psychiatric Association (APA) and the World Health Organization (WHO). Both of these esteemed organizations took decisive action… Read more

07/12/2026

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Ralph Gilbert

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Behavioral Science, health, Mental Health, My Thoghts, Philosophy, Psychology, Related Information, Science, Secular View

#American Psychiatric Association (APA), #organizations, #World Health Organization WHO
Unlocking Inner Strength Through Personal Empowerment

When we talk about personal empowerment, we’re delving into a transformative journey that begins with the cultivation of attention and focus. By embracing practices like Transcendental meditation, we can effectively quiet the incessant mental chatter that often distracts us from the clarity we need to thrive. This specialized form of meditation not only fosters a… Read more

07/11/2026

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Ralph Gilbert

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Behavioral Science, Meditation, Mental Health, My Personal Theory, My Thoghts, Philosophy, Psychology, Related Information, Science, Secular View, YouTube Video

#attention, #potential, #serene mind, #strength, #Transcendental meditation, #unlocking, focus
How Dreams and Writing Help Resolve Inner Conflicts

Dreaming and writing are not just activities we engage in for leisure or creativity; they are profoundly impactful, scientifically validated methods for processing trauma, sorting through complex emotions, and resolving long-standing internal conflicts. Together, these two practices guide our minds from the tumultuous chaos of incessant ruminations to a serene landscape filled with clarity and… Read more

07/11/2026

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Ralph Gilbert

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Behavioral Science, health, My Thoghts, Philosophy, Psychology, Science, Secular View

#complex emotions, #internal conflicts, #minds, #trauma, #tumultuous chaos
Living Life According to My Own Rules

What’s one habit that has improved your life the most? In the tapestry of life, woven with the Living Life According to My Own Rules of experience and introspection, there lies a singular habit that has emerged as a beacon of transformation for me—a habit that has profoundly reshaped my journey and outlook. This practice,… Read more

07/11/2026

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Ralph Gilbert

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Behavioral Science, Daily Prompt, My Personal Theory, My Thoghts, Philosophy, Poetry, Prose, Psychology, Secular View, Short Story, Tai Chi

#daily prompt, #habit, #introspection, #my own rules, #practice, dailyprompt-2819, experience
The Weight of Hard Times and the Strength They Reveal

What’s a chapter of your life you’d title “The Hard Years” — and what got you through it? Life often presents itself as a labyrinth of trials and tribulations, and if one were to compile a comprehensive tome detailing the myriad experiences we all endure, it would undoubtedly bear the resonant title ‘Hard Times.’ This… Read more

07/10/2026

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Ralph Gilbert

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health, My Thoghts, Philosophy, Psychology, Secular View, Tenor

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Why Some Sequels Surpass Their Originals

When it comes to sequels in the realm of literature and cinema, a prevailing sentiment often emerges: most follow-ups tend to fall short of the magic and impact established by their original counterparts, particularly if they are not crafted by the original authors or creators. This observation speaks to the unique synergy between a writer’s… Read more

07/10/2026

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Ralph Gilbert

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celebrity, Fiction, Literature, Movie, My Thoghts, Philosophy, Psychology, Secular View, Tenor

#audience’s connection, #narrative, #readers, #viewers, #writer’s vision
Exploring a Hypothetical Sequel to the Book of Revelation

What’s a book you think deserves a sequel? If someone were to boldly embark on the journey of writing a sequel to the enigmatic and fiery Book of Revelation, what could we possibly expect from such an audacious endeavor? This intriguing thought invites us to delve deeper into the realms of imagination and speculation. My… Read more

07/09/2026

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Ralph Gilbert

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Behavioral Science, Fiction, My Personal Theory, My Thoghts, Philosophy, Psychology, Religion, Secular View, Short Story, Tenor

#book of revelation, #daily prompt, #end times sequel, dailyprompt-2817
Why Religion’s Call for Love Remains Unanswered

At the core of humanity’s struggles lies a profound and troubling truth: the real root of all evil is love—or, more accurately, the absence of it. This poignant observation invites us to reflect on just how vital love is to our existence and happiness. Most, if not every major religion, advocates for the powerful and… Read more

07/09/2026

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Ralph Gilbert

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Behavioral Science, celebrity, Mental Health, Music, My Personal Theory, My Thoghts, Philosophy, Psychology, Related Information, Tenor, YouTube Video

#abstract, #abstract love, #compassion, #genuine connection, #interpretations of love, #unfulfilled love
Forget Them Not: an Untold Story

For many years, Janice has been haunted by an unyielding and profound desire to express the complex emotions that swirl within her regarding the plight of victims—especially those innocents who, in their most fragile and defenseless moments, faced terrifying situations that most of us can hardly begin to imagine. It weighs heavily on her heart,… Read more

07/08/2026

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Ralph Gilbert

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Behavioral Science, Fiction, My Personal Theory, My Thoghts, Philosophy, Prose, Psychology, Secular View, Short Story, Tenor

#immense compassion, #pain, #persistent terror, #souls who suffered, #unanswered questions