PSYCHOLOGY IS A SATANIC RELIGION

Yep, I have a family member that works very hard as a psychologist to help children.

Psychology to me is simply probability as it is not an exact science but very fascinating.

Children are more complicated than that and if the writer had a heart they would volunteer to help children that have been abused or raped instead of attacking those trying to help them..shame on them.

Last Edited by Winningjob on 05/31/2010 12:46 AM

Sorry, that was just too much for me to read this late at night...maybe I will try again in the morning

He's probably being facetious.
The discussions not all about children.

That word you mention shame.
For a more ideal world we shouldn't require that anymore.

I wish you the best of luck...
Its people like you is the reason we have sorcery.



Last Edited by Emerald Isle on 05/31/2010 01:06 AM

Hippocratic oath: Do no harm. Psychology only works if you are willing to work on yourself. That being said, psychology it the study of human behavior, choices and learned behavior.

Sometimes it seems as though your therapist may give you a "psychological black eye", however it is only to open the mind to other choices and possibilities. I.E. learning to replace the "old tapes of the brain with new and healthy ones"

The mind is endless, vast and wonderfull thing.

the best thing that ever happened to psychology...
studying healthy compassionate individuals versus a manic fixated mind?

[link to www.psychologymatters.org]


'In the course of his research, Ekman and Robert Levenson, PhD, a psychology professor at the University of California, Berkeley, may have found a man who cannot be startled. In a series of yet unpublished experiments, Ekman exposed one Tibetan Buddhist monk to a sudden sound as loud as a firecracker and monitored the participant's blood pressure, muscle movements, heart rate and skin temperature for signs of startle. The Buddhist monk, possibly due to hours of practice regulating his emotions through meditation, registered little sign of disturbance.

"We found things we had never seen before," says Ekman, who is in the process of verifying his results through replication of the experiment.'

so is islam what you're point?

You said Freud was a bit off, he was a pervert! I wouldn't go to a psychologist who used Freudian technique. Yes, there are
some still around.