Psychology

believing "the grass is always greener on the other side"

Priority request: Is it based on fear? "Used to say that the things a person does not have always seem more appealing than the things he or she does have." - merriam-webster.

to miss someone

to notice or feel the loss or absence of someone.

gaslighting

The activity of manipulative historical revisionism.

pathological liar

“A person who lies compulsively usually for no external gain or benefit and often with detrimental consequences” — Merriam Webster.

psychosis

"Psychosis is a mental state that can make it difficult to tell what is real and what is not" - Google AI.

déjà vu / deja vu

"a feeling of having already experienced the present situation" -- Google.

The Diamond Approach

Priority request: Recommended by a friend. A spiritual practice centered on 'Diamond Inquiry', where individuals explore their inner experiences to uncover deeper truths and essential qualities like love, joy, and peace.

Logosynthesis

"System of healing and guided change. It uses the manifesting power of words and phrases to resolve negative beliefs, to let go of fear and trauma, and to lift the burden of grief or physical pain" -- logosynthesis.net.

deep dreamless sleep

Request: An ADAP range would be interesting here. There's no separate self present in deep sleep. Could it be likened to unconscious union with the Divine or is it just like unconsciousness?

Recall Healing

"... not a panacea and does not pretend to make miracles; but when this work with Recall Healing is well done, it helps the person to 'shift' toward a new viewpoint which contributes to optimize the healing process" -- recallhealing.com.

returning shopping cart theory

Request: a person's moral character and ability to self-govern can be determined by whether they return their shopping cart to its designated area or abandon it somewhere else in the parking lot.

peace in the nervous system

A necessary state for consciousness calibration accuracy.

"it's a matter of perception" (3 calibrations)

All constructive communication starts with this acknowledgement. Post includes a calibration of correcting "misperception," which is shown to be a subtle error, and "listening to hear and understand."

anterograde amnesia

Depicted in the movie "50 First Dates," it is "the inability to create new memories after an event that caused amnesia, leading to a partial or complete inability to recall the recent past, while long-term memories from before the event remain intact" -- wikipedia.

mind running involuntarily

Also calibrated regarding crypto and stock markets.