brainwash (verb) to make someone believe something by repeatedly telling them that it is true and preventing any other information from reaching them : Their government is trying to brainwash them into thinking that war cannot be avoided. Cambridge Dictionary Dangerous cults and “brainwashing” appear to go hand… Read More »Brainwashing Vs Coercive Control in Dangerous Cults
The recent tragedy in Kenya brings home the importance that “bread” (food} is not the only thing that sustains human existence.
Coercive control is a collection of behaviours that seeks to undermine the freedom of another person. Indicators of this subtle form of abuse are: Coercive… Read More »What is Coercive Control?
Many people who experience Coercive Control are often too afraid or otherwise unable to share their stories. Perpetrators have a way of maintaining psychological and/or… Read More »Personal Stories and Examples of Coercive Control
Coercive control is not limited to domestic situations, it can be found in any group or organisation in which members are isolated, exploited, and degraded.… Read More »Coercive Control in Groups
The brain was once considered to work like a machine with different sections responsible for specific types of thinking with little consideration given to the… Read More »The Creative Brain
According to Plato, debating the nature of the human soul was the most popular topic amongst philosophers. A comparison of some of the soul theories that were around during his era explains why.
n English, Eve’s etymology comes from the word evening, thus symbolises the impending darkness of the night. So too, Christian interpretations of Eve tend towards viewing her as a femme fatale who is responsible for Adam (the perfect male) falling into the darkness of sin.
The Jewish name Chavah literally means the mother of all life, which brings with it positive associations of nurturing, creativity, and the joy of living. When Chavah is united with her husband, Adam (humankind), the symbolic embodiment of the two represents human experience, for everyone whether they are male, female, or other.
Why the difference? Essentially, Christianity focuses on the physical while Judaism focuses on the metaphysical.
The spiritual narcissistic is literally too good to be true. They often don’t need to seek out prey because their victims are predisposed to high ideals and are actively seeking answers to existential questions. “Look no further!” the spiritual narcissistic exclaims: “I am just what you were looking for! The universe/God/Creator has predestined our meeting!” Their friendly charismatic facade hides their true nature; a devourer of souls. In order to avoid falling for this predator, being familiar with the following 8 traits can help save a lot of heartache.
Men thinking they are better than women has a long history. So long in fact, that evidence that patriarchal systems were not universal amongst ancient… Read More »True Origin of Sexism
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