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The Mind's Illusions
Seraphina Blake
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Revival Waves of Glory Books & Publishing 
Geisteswissenschaften, Kunst, Musik / Psychologie
Beschreibung
In The Mind's Illusions: How Misguided Thoughts Create and End Suffering, Seraphina Blake delves into the enigmatic world of illusions that distort our perceptions and, consequently, our experiences of suffering. Drawing parallels between artistic illusions and mental distortions, Blake explores how our thoughts can lead us astray, resulting in profound emotional distress and even psychiatric disorders. The book examines how illusions-whether stemming from dreams, hallucinations, or everyday thought patterns-can trap individuals in cycles of delusion, reinforcing negative emotional states and mental health challenges such as panic disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and depression. By uncovering the nature of these misleading thoughts and offering insights into how they can be recognized and addressed, Blake provides a compelling guide to understanding and overcoming the illusions that govern our minds. Readers will gain valuable perspectives on the role of cognitive distortions in suffering and learn strategies for re-aligning their thought processes to foster healthier mental states.
Kundenbewertungen
Automatic thoughts, Misguided thoughts, Panic disorder, Cognitive distortions, Depression, Suffering, Psychiatric disorders, Mental health, Delusional thinking, Emotional distress, Hallucinations, Emotional states, Mental schemas, Thought patterns