Entries by Nagi

Revenge and Forgiveness

Neural Pathways are activated in Forgiving.  Forgiveness has two ethical antonyms, Moral Relativism and Moral Absolutism, the former Cultural, the latter Universal. The commonality is that Forgiveness is not only a Free-Will as previously thought, but the outcome of Brain-circuitry, mainly through Emotional Amyloid Activation. Since the Amygdala is part of the Autonomous Nervous System, […]

Buffering vs Multitasking

Buffering has multiple meanings.  In Mental Health, it refers to positively Tricking the brain.When all attempts fail, we are left wondering about how legitimately “cheat subconsciously” an inattentive brain.This is Buffering in psychology.The practice may seem unethical at first glance, whereas it ultimately benefits subjects with Attention Deficits. ADHD is the primary symptom taken into […]

Unpleasant Events

Aftermath is a popular synonym of PTSD. When we endure a traumatic event, we strive to combat.The aftermath is associated with defeat and PTSD. We never recover from grief, we learn how to live with it.Mid-life is marked by loss and responsibility. Whether happy or sad, anniversaries are a thing of the past. I don’t understand […]

Internet addiction

Technology has gotten out of control. Based on medical data, social media are adding to our anxiety.  The Internet started with a noble attitude, just to get out of hand. ‘Internet addiction’ has become a diagnosis. I’m assailed by a destructive sense of nostalgia. Life as my generation knew it, doesn’t exist anymore. Recent studies on teenagers showcase […]

Promising-perspectives vs Dream-perspectives in ASD/ADHD

Following up the implications of mid-life in youth society. Promises and Dreams are very interchangeable.I endorse to turn dreams into self-promises. The dreaming effect is only temporary.Dreams have limitations, I don’t like gambling.I favour self-promises, certainties, loyalty. A self-promise is a desire.Desires are real.Dreams are momentary illusions.I promised to myself and God to go home […]

80 s Fame Music Stars

Neurodiversity is evidently a ‘requirement’ in the show-business… whether real or staged, what role does Entertainment play in mental health? I was deeply disturbed by the deaths of Tina Turner and Sinead O’ Connor. Most of the 80 s celebrities have died in the last decade.Needless to say, they were human encyclopedias of mental illness. I […]

States of mind

Managing time is awkward with ADHD/ASD yet inevitable. Finding the right balance is essential in relationships. Combining time with reward is very powerful in brain neurotransmission. Time is a State of mind to me. Man created Time.God is timeless.To say that my mind determines Time, I m not a 9 to 5 person. My definition […]

Passing time

Prime is the best period of one’s life.  I hate talking about it, yet the more I try to focus on more positive thoughts, the more Time gets in the way. Is it possible that all my pathologies are time-sensitive??? To what extent Time affects you? Time is possibly the worst dimension created by Man, the awareness […]

Projection

Living the Present is a great struggle in our fast-paced life. Mental Health professionals refer to Projection for Compulsive Planning. We all project to a varying degree.However, it turns out that long-term projecting works any good: circumstances change, so do the effects on anxiety.I ‘m working hard on Projecting, the more I project, the more anxious I […]