Author: Muhammad Raza Saju

“Parents even walk into places for their children where they would otherwise never dare to step.” This is not just a powerful statement. It is a mirror reflecting the silent sacrifices of parents and the rising emotional distance between generations. It highlights a societal tragedy that deserves more attention than it receives. In every culture, parents are revered for their selfless love and lifelong dedication. They set aside personal ambitions, comfort, and even dignity to ensure their children are provided for. Day and night, they toil, not for recognition, but to secure a future for those they love most. Yet,…

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The path to fame has become alarmingly short and troublingly shallow in today’s world. In the past, success was often determined by how outrageous, vulgar, or sensational your online content is, as opposed to education, effort, and ethics. Unfortunately, this shift is not happening quietly. It is being promoted aggressively by the very platforms we use daily. Ask young people about their career plans today, and many will say, “I want to be a vlogger or content creator. It’s the fastest way to get rich and famous.” The troubling part is not the ambition to create, but the growing obsession…

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Toys are far more than mere playthings, they are powerful psychological tools that profoundly shape a child’s development. From infancy through adolescence, toys help stimulate the mind, build personality, and guide children through the complex world of emotions and social interaction. Psychologists have long emphasized the importance of play in healthy development, and toys often serve as the primary medium through which this essential activity unfolds. Cognitive and Psychological Growth Toys play a vital role in nurturing a child’s cognitive abilities. They boost critical thinking, memory, creativity, and attention. Jean Piaget, a pioneer in child psychology, famously said that play…

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The Silent Struggle with Sleep In today’s fast paced and digitally connected world, sleep issues are becoming increasingly common. Yet, for some individuals, sleep deprivation stems not from lifestyle habits, but from rare and complex sleep disorders. Among these are Idiopathic Insomnia and Hypervigilance Related Insomnia, two under recognized conditions that can severely impact daily life. What is Idiopathic Insomnia? Idiopathic Insomnia is a lifelong condition that typically begins in childhood, with no clear psychological, environmental, or physiological cause. Individuals experience chronic sleep disturbances that often persist in adulthood. This form of insomnia is particularly resistant to traditional treatments, and…

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(A Common but Overlooked Emotion) Abstract: At times, sadness emerges without any clear reason, quietly affecting emotional well-being. This article delves into the hidden biological, psychological, and environmental triggers behind such feelings and highlights thoughtful approaches to manage them. In understanding these silent emotions, we take a vital step toward emotional resilience and healthier living. Sadness Without a Reason Occasionally, individuals experience a persistent feeling of sadness without any apparent reason. There may be no significant problem, no recent distressing event, and yet heaviness engulfs the heart, as if an invisible burden has taken hold. This state can be temporary…

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The Rising Gut Health Crisis Among Young People In an era where stress and anxiety have become an integral part of life, overthinking has emerged as a silent yet destructive habit. It creeps into our minds, making us analyze situations repeatedly, dwell on uncertainties, and stress over the uncontrollable. While overthinking is widely recognized as a mental health issue, its impact on physical health, particularly the digestive system, is often overlooked. The Brain-Gut Connection Scientific research has consistently highlighted the deep connection between the brain and the gut, often referred to as the “second brain.” When we experience prolonged stress,…

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Have you ever realized how a single negative thought can cast a shadow over an otherwise good day? One mistake lingers in your mind, while countless positive moments are quietly overlooked. This is the essence of negative thinking, a silent enemy that gradually chips away at your confidence, happiness, and ability to thrive. Are You Caught in the Web of Negative Thinking? Negative thinking often creeps in unnoticed, but its effects are far reaching. If you find yourself constantly focusing on flaws whether in yourself, others, or everyday situations, you may be unknowingly trapped in its cycle. Small setbacks can…

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Introduction: Have you ever felt sudden, unexplained anxiety? Or had a strong sense that something terrible was about to happen, even when there was no real reason for concern? For instance, imagine Sara, a 28-year-old marketing executive, who frequently experiences intense nervousness before client meetings. Even though she is well-prepared, she constantly fears she will make a mistake. Her hands tremble, her heart races, and sometimes, she even feels breathless. Despite reassurance from colleagues, she struggles to shake off this overwhelming fear. Situations like Sara’s are common, and when anxiety persists, it can indicate an anxiety disorder. In today’s fast-paced…

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In an era where stress and anxiety have become an inevitable part of life, intrusive thoughts often take center stage, clouding our judgment and disturbing our peace of mind. Whether it is fear of failure, workplace stress, or relationship concerns, our minds tend to overthink, making it difficult to focus on what truly matters. But what if there were a way to take control of these thoughts rather than allowing them to control you? Introducing the Worry Time Technique, a scientifically backed cognitive strategy that trains your mind to process worries at a designated time and place, preventing them from…

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Introduction Imagine waking up one morning only to be told that you attended a party last night, laughed, enjoyed, and had long conversations, but you remember none of them. You feel like someone else lived that moment for you. This is the reality for many individuals suffering from dissociative identity disorder (DID), a complex psychological condition where a person’s identity fragments into two or more distinct personalities. Previously known as Multiple Personality Disorder (MPD), DID often stems from severe childhood trauma and acts as a psychological defense mechanism. Each personality may have its own name, behavior, and even memory, making…

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