Tag: mental-health
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Love and belonging through the lenses of the bible, psychology, and modern life
In the pursuit of a fulfilling life, the concepts of love and belonging stand as pillars that resonate across cultures, generations, and ages. From the Bible to modern psychology, the yearning for deep connections and a sense of belonging has shaped the very fabric of human existence. This post was inspired by a heartfelt conversation…
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Forgiveness is not a shortcut to healing
“To the ego, love is a crime. it seeks to convince us that forgiveness is a dangerous position that entails an unfair sacrifice on our part. The ego claims that forgiveness can lead us into situations where we become someone’s doormat. To the ego, love is a weakness. To the Holy Spirit, love is strength” …
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Is “functional depression” a thing?
The author discusses the concept of functional depression, a term used to describe individuals who appear to manage daily life while internally struggling with depression. Drawing from personal experience, the author emphasizes the importance of recognizing the signs, seeking help, and supporting others. They advocate for open conversations about mental health to reduce stigma and…
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Romanticising mental illness: Is it really OK to not be OK?
The post discusses the romanticization of mental health struggles, particularly in social media and entertainment. It critiques the notion that suffering enhances creativity, emphasizing the dangers of glamorizing mental illness. The author advocates for authentic storytelling, highlighting the importance of seeking help and portraying a realistic view of mental health challenges.
