The guilty conscience

Morality

A guilty conscience denotes existence of a moral standard within oneself; a super ego that has the ability to identify a compromise in morality, subsequently directing an individual towards pro social acts. Guilt is an emotion and brings out responsibility towards the violation, typically warranting merit for the correction. Guilt can also have negative eventualities with self-blame leading to withdrawal, self-resentment, delusions and frequently suicide. Consciousness as well as unawareness of guilt can have ruinous outcomes. It is imperative to understand and deal with guilt to reach a truce in the battle between the id and ego as well as ego and super-ego.

Love thyself the most

loving yourself is an art that's very worthy of mastery

The defense called projection

People seem naïve but they indeed are well aware of their defects. Human beings see their own shortcomings in those around them. They pick on ill habits of others in spite of dwelling likewise in their own. Awareness is not even the need of the hour; it already exists. Acceptance and a will to change are the necessities. Projection involves throwing ones flaws on the world outside and seeing it as ‘bad’. The reverse, introjection; entails internalizing the goodness around and living to ones fullest, knowing that life is beautiful and we ourselves are worthy of love. 

Truth about paranoia

Thinking wrong…

Fruitful thought processes are those that lead to pleasurable emotions, satisfying feelings and beneficial outcomes for all. It’s not uncommon to think negatively, worry excessively and ponder repeatedly over negative and worrisome possibilities (not even realities!) And it costs us the happiness and peace of a lifetime; yet we cling on to thought processes that disrupt relationships, destroy friendships and break connects. Faulty thoughts have specific recipes. So does disaster. If you know what messes the dish, there’s a possibility that you can beware of those ingredients…

Mirror Mirror on the Wall

mirror me right

Mirror mirror on the wall, who's the fairest of them all?
That’s where most of the answers to life’s queries are. In that mirror on that wall. We all have that mirror. We all definitely question it each time we look into it. The mirror tells you what’s going wrong in your world. The mirror reflects right back at you, all the things that you have offered to the sphere. If only we really knew what to seek when we looked within that mercury-coated sheet of glass. If only we knew how to look beneath the surface and truly ask who's fair and who's not, who's right and who's not, who made it and who didn't...