Freud, Sigmund (1856-1939), Austrian physician and psychologist, founder of the theory and method of treatment of neuroses, called psychoanalysis and became one of the most influential psychological teachings of the 20th century.
Freud was born in Freiberg (Moravia) May 6, 1856. As a young man he was interested in philosophy and other humanities, but he always felt the need to study natural sciences. He entered the Medical Faculty of the University of Vienna, where he received his...

If you’ve read any of the material on the law of attraction or the book the secret you may have come across the idea of segment intending.  Segment intending is a process in which your day is broken down into very small segments.  Every segment has a specific intention, an outcome that you desire.

The Secret talks about this process without going into it in detail.  In the book, you simply think about the next thing you want to happen.  For instance,...

What is hydrocephaly?

Hydrocephaly or hydrocephalus -also known as ‘water on the brain’is a brain disease that affects 1 in every 500 births, making it one of the most common developmental disabilities - more common than Down syndrome or deafness.  It was first described by Hippocrates, the ancient Greek physician. It wasn’t until the 20th century that effective treatments were developed for it, and there is still no known...

When people hear the term “hypnosis”, we often think of swirling eyes and pocketwatches. Interestingly, the greatest hypnotists never used anything except simple conversation to hypnotize people. The power of tactical conversation and the simple sound of the human voice can be an incredibly powerful tool in hypnosis.

Conversational hypnosis is essentially a way of talking to people that induces a trance state. It is an attempt to reach the subconscious mind by tapping...

Once an idea is chosen and consistently impressed and emotionalized into non conscious mind, perceptions and behaviour find and produce the desired results. You now see yourself in a new light. To achieve this your brain takes 26 days to rewire it's self. This is the main reason why most people fail to change their behaviour because they give up within 14 days.

Applying the following 6 steps over a 26 day period will help you make the changes and produce results closer to your...

In today's industrialised and nanosecond-paced world, people who control the distribution of wealth are of various shades and sizes, backgrounds and pasts. However, from any perspective we may want to view it, some excel more than the others with a particular socioeconomic background.

Before we go further: lets operationally define ACHIEVEMENT and ASCRIPTION Achievement vs. Ascription – what you have done vs. who you are. The importance of the right school in France...

There is a belief that magic could possibly have a great impact on the different events that one may experience, by means of magic, wherein a particular kind of supernatural force is made use of. The question that now arises is the relation of magic to what people consider to be as spells for love, which is widely used in order to bridge the gap between two different individuals.

Magic may be perceived as a particular kind of practice wherein it is able to incorporate...

Misunderstanding is a product of passion and language either between persons of different countries and cultures, or between two people of the same language and race, in the same room at the same time. Misunderstandings occur any time there is a conversation, particularly a passionate conversation.

Misunderstandings during a passionate conversation may generate a result that is half fact-half fiction, deviating from the true conversation, yet powerful and inflammatory in memory....

As someone keenly involved in the personal growth development movement, the apparent apathy of the majority of people towards the subject has been worrying me of late. I have been continually asking myself why? Are people more interested in 'the material' than in their own self?

As I recall, none of my extended family have ever expressed a desire to improve themselves. Neither have any of my friends and coleagues from over all the years, ever expressed such a desire.