Idealism refers to any approach in international politics that seeks to advance certain ideas or moral objectives, for example, to make the world a more peaceful place. Idealism is often used interchangeably in the theory … Read more
Metaphysics is a branch of philosophy that deals with tangible, concrete, empirical forms. For this reason, it is considered a quest for wisdom, since metaphysics involves the search for the meaning of the world, its … Read more
Shadow work is that it is not about reaching a higher state of consciousness, but about aligning oneself. I think shadow work increases your frequency, which means that you will be attracted to better things … Read more
Fortune telling, as defined by Baker in the Evangelical Dictionary of Biblical Theology, is the process of determining the knowledge of a deity, leading to clarification, decision, and discernment of the future. Two forms of … Read more
Juanic psychology, the shadow or shadow aspect, can refer to an unconscious aspect of our personality that is identified not by the conscious self but by its unconscious aspects. A shadow is a person who … Read more
Theosophical movement as such is a broad term that implies the organization of philosophy in modernity, which was influenced by the original Theosophical Society, which was founded in 1875. Theosophy itself is derived from the … Read more
A mystic is essentially a person who seeks a deeper understanding of a transcendent truth that transcends only rational understanding and knowledge. What unites such people is the belief that this transcendental truth exclusively transcends … Read more
The scientific study of dreams, conducted from a cognitive perspective since the 1960s, suggests that dreams have a meaning, as suggested by the old and early psychoanalysts. Freud suggested that they represent unconscious desires, while … Read more