well structured, logical methodology given! Many families and friends of our times have much conflict so its good that i have found a video providing a remedy for this
I am an esteemed psychologist from Yemen, and I once went into the great pyramid of Giza and found a jug of urine that belonged to Pharaoh Ramesses ii, I drank 50ml of it and had strange dreams for a whole week:- 1- This might sound a bit odd and random, but I have actually dreamt of Zeus mating with a palm tree and begetting an ant that is capable of crawling on the edge of the Higgs Boson! 2- I also dreamt of my mitochondria protesting to break free from my organelles, claiming that nature has enslaved them! 3- On another night of a full moon, I dreamt of Professor Noam Chomsky eating books and regurgitating the field of Modern Linguistics! 4- The funniest dream I ever had, was when I had a vision of a Neanderthal swallowing a whole apple, and it played ping-pong with his heart while passing down his esophagus! 5- This is by no means a joke, but the most disgusting dream I ever had, was of a female's menstruation blood turning into jelly and being marketed by an Oompa Loompa as Halloween treats! 6- I also had a nightmare of riding on a mare at night, with the Pharaoh's personal witch, she was pregnant with a fetus that was eating her placenta! Do you think my dreams have any philosophical implications at all? I'm just a little concerned that I'm having a neurological malfunction! Given that I've heard my neurons conspiring to abandon the dwelling of my skull, things don't seem to be heading in the right direction, ever since!
@@Ali.Al-Mahdi please seek the opinion of a medical professional regarding what ailments you have from drinking something that is most likely toxic. If all is well and you're not infected, I recommend reading the work of Carl Jung, he has written a lot about dream interpretation as a symbolic indication of what is happening in the subconscious mind.
@@sessionswithYasmeen I have a theory in psychology that posits the female psyche is fundamentally influenced by the menstrual cycle (i.e., menstruation). According to this theory, many of a woman's behaviors and emotions can be understood as the result of an underlying physiological and psychological (unconscious) interplay. Here are some illustrative examples: - A woman may experience revulsion or self-disgust because of the physiological process of menstruation, as it involves the expulsion of blood. As a result, she may seek to enhance her appearance to attract a mate so she may feel more accepted. - Menstural blood, often culturally and symbolically linked to concepts such as death or decay, may lead a woman to compensate by displaying more nurturing or affectionate behaviors in an effort to counterbalance these associations. - The perception that menstruation somehow diminishes a woman's social value may drive her to elevate the man in her life, idealizing and venerating him, while assuming a more submissive or supportive role in relation to him. This theory suggests that these behaviors, while seemingly varied, may be rooted in unconscious psychological patterns. It is important to note that women are often unaware of these subconscious processes, and they may not consciously recognize that their thoughts and actions are influenced by these deep-seated dynamics. It is also worth considering that this 'psychological structure' could be the result of evolutionary mechanisms, developed by nature to ensure the survival and reproductive success of women.
well structured, logical methodology given! Many families and friends of our times have much conflict so its good that i have found a video providing a remedy for this
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I am an esteemed psychologist from Yemen, and I once went into the great pyramid of Giza and found a jug of urine that belonged to Pharaoh Ramesses ii, I drank 50ml of it and had strange dreams for a whole week:-
1- This might sound a bit odd and random, but I have actually dreamt of Zeus mating with a palm tree and begetting an ant that is capable of crawling on the edge of the Higgs Boson!
2- I also dreamt of my mitochondria protesting to break free from my organelles, claiming that nature has enslaved them!
3- On another night of a full moon, I dreamt of Professor Noam Chomsky eating books and regurgitating the field of Modern Linguistics!
4- The funniest dream I ever had, was when I had a vision of a Neanderthal swallowing a whole apple, and it played ping-pong with his heart while passing down his esophagus!
5- This is by no means a joke, but the most disgusting dream I ever had, was of a female's menstruation blood turning into jelly and being marketed by an Oompa Loompa as Halloween treats!
6- I also had a nightmare of riding on a mare at night, with the Pharaoh's personal witch, she was pregnant with a fetus that was eating her placenta!
Do you think my dreams have any philosophical implications at all?
I'm just a little concerned that I'm having a neurological malfunction!
Given that I've heard my neurons conspiring to abandon the dwelling of my skull, things don't seem to be heading in the right direction, ever since!
@@Ali.Al-Mahdi please seek the opinion of a medical professional regarding what ailments you have from drinking something that is most likely toxic.
If all is well and you're not infected, I recommend reading the work of Carl Jung, he has written a lot about dream interpretation as a symbolic indication of what is happening in the subconscious mind.
@@sessionswithYasmeen I have a theory in psychology that posits the female psyche is fundamentally influenced by the menstrual cycle (i.e., menstruation). According to this theory, many of a woman's behaviors and emotions can be understood as the result of an underlying physiological and psychological (unconscious) interplay. Here are some illustrative examples:
- A woman may experience revulsion or self-disgust because of the physiological process of menstruation, as it involves the expulsion of blood. As a result, she may seek to enhance her appearance to attract a mate so she may feel more accepted.
- Menstural blood, often culturally and symbolically linked to concepts such as death or decay, may lead a woman to compensate by displaying more nurturing or affectionate behaviors in an effort to counterbalance these associations.
- The perception that menstruation somehow diminishes a woman's social value may drive her to elevate the man in her life, idealizing and venerating him, while assuming a more submissive or supportive role in relation to him.
This theory suggests that these behaviors, while seemingly varied, may be rooted in unconscious psychological patterns. It is important to note that women are often unaware of these subconscious processes, and they may not consciously recognize that their thoughts and actions are influenced by these deep-seated dynamics.
It is also worth considering that this 'psychological structure' could be the result of evolutionary mechanisms, developed by nature to ensure the survival and reproductive success of women.