MOST MEN HIDE THEIR DEPRESSION BECAUSE OF SHAME

Posted on December 19, 2017 by n h english

77% of people who commit suicide are males. What is sad is that most men hide their depression because of shame, fear, and stigmatization experienced at work, school or at home. They feel useless, helpless, profoundly sad, and alone. If … Continue reading →

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HOW TO HEAL ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION

Posted on November 23, 2017 by n h english

Difficult physical and emotional sensations can often be overwhelming as our mind becomes like a little hamster seeking for solutions. This busyness obstructs real healing as we only cycle through our up and down coping mechanisms. Whether you suffer from … Continue reading →

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EGO

Posted on November 7, 2017 by n h english

Our egoic identity is the greatest knot of all, as behind every fear there is an energetic knot. Our egoic sense of self is the biggest knot unseen, as it is a contraction masking as self. Everything the ego does … Continue reading →

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THE UNSEEN NARRATIVES THAT OBSTRUCT YOUR WHOLENESS

Posted on November 4, 2017 by n h english

THE UNSEEN OPPORTUNITY IN PAIN AND SUFFERING Pain is the unseen door to finally heal. Our yearning is the greater reality exerting itself. There is no way to side step our fear. Our society live in a bubble of psycho … Continue reading →

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NEURO CONNECTIVITY

Posted on November 6, 2015 by n h english

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Life unfolds effortlessly.  Nonetheless, our visible collective disharmony  remain intact as we have forgotten to attune to our immediate feedback loops.  Our   ideologies obstruct a clear view of our integrated reality and obscure our opportunity. The beauty in nature is … Continue reading →

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REDEFINING SUCCESS

Posted on March 2, 2015 by n h english

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How is it possible that as a collective we avoid making daily eye contact with the popular practices that undermine all our critical life systems? Our blind spot is the cultured ideals of success.  We have made it a favorite sport to … Continue reading →

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2014 GLOBAL SUICIDE REPORT

Posted on February 27, 2015 by n h english

One person in the world dies by suicide every 40 seconds, according to the first ever comprehensive report on the issue from the World Health Organization, which talks of a massive toll of tragic and preventable deaths. There are 800,000 … Continue reading →

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ECONOMIC BLIND SPOTS THAT MAINTAINS CULTURED STIGMA

Posted on February 20, 2015 by n h english

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I no longer see sadness, anxiety, and depression as personal events, but rather symptomatic as direct life feedback that are trivialized and stigmatized as personal. Everything is connected and such feedback are life positive as they signal larger system correction opportunities. … Continue reading →

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You were once wild here, don’t let them tame you.

Posted on February 20, 2015 by n h english

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A dear old friend who passed away many years ago used to point out oxymoron’s and cultured misconceptions. I loved how he was always deconstructing perceptions and turning my world upside down and out of focus.  I miss him and … Continue reading →

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“The Malfunctioning Mammal” PTSD – PART 2

Posted on February 1, 2015 by n h english

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Current research into early trauma origins reveals that untreated trauma inhibits the capacity of the nervous system to function appropriately and also significantly alters brain chemistry. The inquire I have is how does cultured trauma effect the need for stimulation,  productivity, and connection. Is it … Continue reading →

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