The Enneagram: Helpful Personality Tool Or False Theology?
Before taking the musings of a 1960s shaman to heart — or ascribing them a pseudo-theological value — you should know what you’re getting into.
TikTok’s Hottest Trend Is As Old As Demonic Possession
These tormented lives are being exploited by the sufferers themselves, their family members and lovers, and big tech platforms.
Fauci’s Efforts To Kill Handshakes Failed, Thank Goodness
After a year-long attempt to replace our daily lives with a sterile and fearful ‘new normal,’ the handshake is one more thing we shouldn’t let go.
Hide Your Kids, Hide Your Wife: ‘Blue’s Clues’ Is Trans-Propagandizing Preschoolers
The lyrics of the ‘Blue’s Clues’ ‘Pride Month’ song, which appears to be sung by a cartoon drag queen, include the following: ‘Trans members of this family all love each other so proudly.’
It’s Not Fear Driving COVID-19 Panic. It’s Disgust
Three postulates point to rational alternatives for the pandemic’s restrictions on civil liberties, and underlie an entirely new way of understanding the history of human conflict.
Jordan Peterson’s ‘Beyond Order’ Calls For Balance And Gratitude
‘Beyond Order,’ Jordan B. Peterson’s long-awaited new book, is an insightful, all-too-needed prescription for an anxious, angry, and divided world.
Forced Denunciations And ‘Sensitivity Training’ Mimic Communist Brainwashing Tactics
Critical race theory looks like it’s all about race. But race is merely the tool used to stir up emotional responses that play into the hands of agitators who simply want to control minds.
Most Americans Are Scared Stiff To Talk Politics. Why?
Causing offense isn’t the only thing people are worried about. Many are concerned about their livelihoods and ability to provide for their families.
J.D. Salinger’s ‘The Catcher In The Rye’ Offers A Timeless Message For Teen Loneliness Epidemic
J.D. Salinger’s message about the perennial problem of teenage loneliness and the need for genuine human relationships rings truer today than ever.
How Socialists Like Black Lives Matter Weaponize Our Fears Of Loneliness
The threat of ostracism is a primal and universal human terror, and thus an extremely powerful weapon, especially when mobs enforce it.
Mandatory Masks Aren’t About Safety, They’re About Social Control
To those looking to benefit politically from emergencies, COVID presents an opportunity to advance plans targeted to transform American freedom and the American way of life.
How Media Coverage Has Made Americans Sad, Scared, And Crazy During COVID-19 Outbreak
We know a steady diet of bad news is bad for us, but we’ve rarely seen the deleterious effects on such a grand scale as with media’s handling of the Wuhan virus effects.
5 Ways To Boost Your Mental Health Amid Big Life Disruptions
To keep your spirits up, relatively simple things make a huge difference. The survival habits you engrain now can fuel an even stronger comeback as this virus subsides.
3 Steps For Building Resilience In A Crisis
For many, it’s emotionally difficult to find their bearings in the middle of the storm, and there doesn’t seem to be an end in sight. But there is always hope.
How Our Age’s Melancholy Stems From Loving Ourselves Too Much
Today’s era of despair, ennui, and selfishness can find remedies within ageless wisdom that the church reformer Martin Luther offered to his depressed friend 500 years ago.
4 Reasons The Left’s Methods Are Far More Cult-Like Than Trump’s
In their effort to label President Trump as a cult leader and smear all 63 million of his supporters as cultists, media elites have finally cracked open a real discussion about mass conformity.
Boy Whisperer Michael Gurian’s First Novel Delves Into The Roots Of Male Trauma
‘The Stone Boys’ is an intense journey depicting alternate paths for traumatized youth and the choices that ultimately lead to redemption or defeat.
Why David Fincher Should Direct Every Episode Of ‘Mindhunter’
The series increasingly leans on the talents of its cast, particularly Jonathan Groff, as the storylines become less engaging and the plot slows.
Harvard Study Finds Trigger Warnings Do More Harm Than Good
A new study from Harvard University explores the value of trigger warnings in helping trauma survivors. The results proved not only their lack of efficacy, but also potential harm.
What Happens When Psychiatric Abuse Begins To Affect Politics
The abuse of psychiatry for political reasons has deep roots in myriad despotic regimes across time. We can’t let it take further hold in our country.
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