As the sun streamed through the kitchen window on that bright Sunday morning, I was filled with zeal to demonstrate my culinary skills to my friends. The idea of whipping up some delicious pancakes from scratch excited me as I wore my trusty apron, turned up the volume of my Read more…
Challenging personal limits: Few days back, I noticed one of my roommate engrossed in a show on tv, while sitting on a couch accompanied by her beloved feline companion who goes by the endearing title, “Destruction Diva”. Watching her gaze at the screen with an inquisitive look, her head gently Read more…
The intangible aspect of time tends to elude us in the same manner that sand slips through one’s fingers in an hourglass, no matter how keenly we wish it could be retained within our grasps – the past does not last, and it is all taken away by time like Read more…
I vividly recall one evening, right after engaging in the usual rigors of university life and unwinding the comfort of our shared room, when out of the blue, one of my friend brought up a thought provoking concept: “what if it rained inside!” Our conversation often revolved around casual banter, Read more…
Have you ever found yourself inexplicably angry at someone for doing something that doesn’t directly affect you? Perhaps it’s a friend’s carefree attitude that annoys you or a colleague’s success that stings more than it should. In those moments, it’s as if the abyss is staring back at you, reflecting Read more…
Carl Jung once stated, “The privilege of a lifetime is to become who you truly are” (Memories, Dreams, Reflections). This encapsulates the essence of Jung’s model of personality, which is not merely a theoretical framework but a roadmap for exploring the deepest layers of the human psyche. Jung’s model introduces Read more…
We all know that feeling—the sudden, overwhelming urge to drop everything and disappear into the mountains or live off the grid. It’s more than just a fleeting fantasy; it’s a call from deep within, a universal quest for simplicity and peace. Across cultures and generations, this longing has always been Read more…
Let’s be honest: when someone wrongs us, the immediate, almost instinctual reaction is often a desire for revenge. This response is deeply rooted in our inherent social tendencies and the drive to restore balance. The concept of revenge is glamorous and powerful, almost righteous, as it feels like justice is Read more…
In my last post, “The Inner Conflict: Id and Superego – Anxiety and Your Path to Personal Empowerment”, we explored the tension between the id and superego and how it manifests as anxiety. Building upon that foundation, let’s delve into the complex emotion of guilt. By examining guilt’s multifaceted nature, we Read more…
I bet you’ve been caught in that classic dilemma—your gut screaming “go for it!” while your conscience whispers, “maybe think this through?” These moments of inner tug-of-war, guided by Freud’s timeless trio—the Id, Superego, and Ego—offer profound insights into our daily antics and aspirations. Join me on a journey through Read more…
