The thing you may not have realised about your brain is that it exists in a state of flux. It has the potential to be much more powerful than it already is and it has the potential to simply slip and regress further if things continue the way they are. This devolution of the brain is quite common among millions of people around the world, so there is nothing to really worry about. An important thing to take note is that the brain has a lot of potential that can be tapped...

We are living in a state of flux. We are living in a state where we are in total un control of your mind and our body. This statement comes from the very fact that we are no longer a focused, organised and empowered race of humans walking on this earth. Why do we say this? We say this because there are so many afflictions to the human body and the human mind to mention and none of them has been properly addressed. We have to look at the problem of addiction.

Addiction is one of...

I think we need to look at the functions of hypnosis and how it engages the mind in dialogue and whether or not this is a way to incur weight loss in the body. For one thing, you need to understand that there hypnosis is something of a general application. It assumes that the preconscious mind is something that can be engaged on equal levels, no matter who is on the table.

It also assumes that the brain and the internal functions of the mind will receive and absorb these functions...

Discount vacation packagesdo exist, but to many they are only a myth. There are just some individuals who believe that there is no such thing as a...

Many of us are getting addicted with online social networking websites like myspace, facebook, twitter, orkut, friendster, etc. It is an addiction, which will one day become as bad as alcoholism. Lives will be destroyed because of this disease and families will break up. Am I joking or what? No, I am very serious about this issue that will soon takeover as the main cause of lifestyle issues. Are you one who will get affected by social networking? Let us find out.

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Sex addiction is an illness that is experienced worldwide by men and women from different backgrounds and cultures. When a person is a sex addict, they suffer from a disease which is incurable, progressive and capable of destroying the lives of not only the sufferer but of their families as well.

Sex addiction can be managed with a recovery programme and therapy but whilst in the grips of this addiction, sufferers cannot escape their obsessive and compulsive behaviour. Often...

Sexual addiction nearly killed me.  Because of the pain of childhood sexual abuse, I attached to the pleasure of masturbation.  It didn't take long for me to develop a pattern:  any feeling of pain triggered a compulsion to seek sexual pleasure.  This constant pre-occupation with sex brought a lot of shame.  The shame drove me to strive to prove to others that I was okay.  The perfect student, a competent worker, a self-righteous minister... these...

Many people talk with me about stopping smoking as they have tired to quit, sometimes many times, in the past and found it just too difficult; traumatic even. Maybe you've caught yourself feeling secretly jealous of friends or family members who have already successfully quit cigarettes and wondered how they managed to be so strong willed. No doubt you've heard people say "you'll quit when you're ready", and of course this is absolutely true. But what is it that causes someone...

Even the Internet can be addicting! Although Internet Addiction is not yet an official disorder, obsessive Internet use is a real problem for some today.

Signs of "Internet Addiction" Some signs of trouble are:

- Using the Internet more and more, while going out into the real world less and less.

- Checking email too frequently during the day - every day.

- Going online every day, rarely taking a day off.

- Sneaking online...

Alcohol addiction is something that is commonly misunderstood among all population ages. There are many beliefs and thoughts about drinking within society, so in some cases people confuse someone that likes to drink with an alcoholic. So, how do you tell an alcoholic from a social drinker if you’re not a counselor or other mental health professional? Is there a per beer limit or number of drunken stupors that one must engage in before they can be said to have an alcohol addiction?...