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Pygmalion effect - Vimarsana News

Pygmalion effect

Imagine a teacher who sees the spark of genius in a struggling student. As the teacher fosters this belief, the student blossoms, exceeding his own perceived limitations. Or consider a parent who showers their child with unconditional love and a vision of its future greatness that enables them turn their dreams into reality.

Self-realisation: Moving from Gross to Subtlest | - Vimarsana News

Self-realisation: Moving from Gross to Subtlest |

Daily Ecstasy News: Discover the journey of self-realisation and the evolution from basic needs to spiritual aspirations. Explore the path of moving from the gross to the subtlest realms of consciousness.

Nigeria: Need for social impact and existential realities - Vimarsana News

Nigeria: Need for social impact and existential realities

The greatest challenge among men, the Church especially in Africa, and Nigeria in particular is the non-realisation that God from inception empowered man through the mandate issued in Genesis 1 verses 26 to 28. That is, “Dominate, subdue, be fruitful, and multiply, and replenish the earth.

It's okay to seek help | Borneo Bulletin Online - Vimarsana News

It's okay to seek help | Borneo Bulletin Online

Adib Noor Mental health is a topic which is personal to me, having had first-hand experience with it in my adult life. I, like many, did not believe in such things until it was too late. This is a tale of ego, self-realisation and more importantly, self-love. Life has its ups and downs – no […]

"What is wellbeing? An examination of the World Health Organisation's d" by Bevan John Nicholas - Vimarsana News

"What is wellbeing? An examination of the World Health Organisation's d" by Bevan John Nicholas

In 2018, depression was ranked as the leading burden of disease worldwide, affecting 4.4% of the world’s population. One of the highest at-risk groups for depression is university students. In Australia, around 84% of university students report elevated levels of depressive symptoms, approximately three times higher than that of age matched peers in the general population. It is hypothesised that a dual focus of symptom prevention and wellbeing promotion may be the most effective way to reduce symptoms of depression. The World Health Organisation defines wellbeing as a state in which an indi...

Source: uow.edu.au