PSYCHIC FACTS

Definition of Spirituality Spirituality is defined differently by different researchers some of the definitions are; spirituality is how people identify and live their lives and also how they interpret their importance and value (Muldoon & King, 1995). Vaughn (1991) specified that spirituality was an experience of holiness. Vaughn defined spirituality as “a quality that goes beyond religious association, that struggles for motivations, worship, respect, meaning, and purpose, even in those who do not believe in any good” (Vaughn, 1991, p. 105 ). Meezenbroek et al. determined that spirituality was a motivation for a connection to self, others, nature, and the supreme (Meezenbroek et al., 2012). The writers who identify spirituality as a general experience use the expressions “connectedness” or “relatedness” in the texts (Meezenbroek, Garssen, Berg, Dierendonck, Visser, & Schaufeli, 2012). There are many aspects of connectedness that are demonstrated differently in humanity. The v

  Covid 19  Effects on Mental Health/ impacts of Pandemic on mental health The first case of covid 19 was reported in China, Wuhan. This virus causes millions of deaths across the world. It was declared a pandemic by the world health organization. In this crises As people cannot directly approach the Psychologist because of Covid 19 SOPS (social distancing ETC.), So to deals with all these problems you need to be self-lover and will do something better to feel special. Cause of Mental Health Crises Covid 19 vaccines have been prepared but still social distancing and wearing mask is the only solution to be safe and protected from this virus. Covid 19 limits the people to their homes. Work from home prevail. Those who are victims of this virus quarantine themselves at home. Because of this suffering individual feel loneliness, they have death anxiety, depression, uncertainty about the future. Not also suffering people, normal members of the society have the same mental hea

Contents Introduction  Sources of Forgiveness The personality of Forgiving and Less Forgiving People Forgiveness and Religiosity  Impacts of Forgiveness Conclusion References                                        Why Forgiveness is Important For the Health of Humans? Introduction   Forgiveness is defined differently by different scholars and researchers. Some define it as Forgiveness is a dominant trait that is capable of freeing a person from a negative association to the source that has transgressed against a person (Thompson et al., 2005). Open forgiveness requires sympathy, benevolence, and love for the crook, together with the sacrifice of the right to revenge, anger, and indifference. Forgiveness has a double function both interpersonal and intrapersonal. Forgiveness happens in reaction to interpersonal violation and the person who forgives does it concerning someone else. "To forgive is to set a prisoner free and discover that the prisoner was you, Lewis