It is important to live a life that is stable within its own health, as well as its own thoughts. Psychology helps explore the significance of the mind and body in which the two become one. The use of Mnemonic strategies connects thoughts, in sharing the importance of a well managed life through our purpose. How our personality then can affect the actions we choose to do which is the lining of our thoughts. Through the book Exploring Psychology and Christian Faith, we see how God correlates in how we go view this world.
Two mnemonic technique that would enable you to remember the following list of grocery items: milk, eggs, margarine, oranges, rhubarb, ice cream, eggplant, and sausage, would be the use of the Name Mnemonic and Word Mnemonic. …show more content…
In which if a particular person is struggling with lack of food, love, and self-esteem they would go for the food because it is a realistic item to obtain. We are tangible humans. If we can not physically see or touch the limit then we cease to try any further. Our emotional state tends to control our whole being. The thoughts that consume us will tell us there is no other choice because the other ideals can not be acquired past what the eye can see. This view simply reveals that we are people and not gods. Rather we are separate from God himself because he lacks none. Yet he does not need food to fill him up. For us food can be a sense of physical comfort to our body and mind. The idea of food taking up space creates an explanation to why we only need to have one out of the three total variables to fill us up. However, when Dostoyevski writes, “without a firm idea of himself and the purpose of his life, man cannot live even if surrounded with bread,” shows that we are complex humans. Food sustains us but the core …show more content…
Your own mind is against you and at one point that was all you had. It feels as if you are being taken in by the vast ocean. There are times you are up for air but the wrestling title waves thrust you back and forth, forcing you to I gulp up excessive amounts of water. Until suffocation overtakes your last breath, but little did you know there was an island three strokes away. Rather it is too late now. Depression makes it hard for someone to see hope. According to the authors of “Exploring Psychology and Christian Faith,” God allows people to have these difficulties to reflect on our struggles, therefore, they can help us see what truly matters from the perspective of kingdom values.” (213) I agree that God allows suffering to take place because one day we will no longer suffer. We are apart of a broken world where God wants us to willing choose to be His in the midst of suffering. Jesus came to endure it, He was tempted but still He followed out the plan of God. Ultimately without the help of God I do not believe there is a way to break free from depression. Hope is rested in God. Mental Illnesses are captivating because they are familiar places of comfort even if that place is slowly killing you from the inside out. The only thing to break through that darkness is the light of the
Two mnemonic technique that would enable you to remember the following list of grocery items: milk, eggs, margarine, oranges, rhubarb, ice cream, eggplant, and sausage, would be the use of the Name Mnemonic and Word Mnemonic. …show more content…
In which if a particular person is struggling with lack of food, love, and self-esteem they would go for the food because it is a realistic item to obtain. We are tangible humans. If we can not physically see or touch the limit then we cease to try any further. Our emotional state tends to control our whole being. The thoughts that consume us will tell us there is no other choice because the other ideals can not be acquired past what the eye can see. This view simply reveals that we are people and not gods. Rather we are separate from God himself because he lacks none. Yet he does not need food to fill him up. For us food can be a sense of physical comfort to our body and mind. The idea of food taking up space creates an explanation to why we only need to have one out of the three total variables to fill us up. However, when Dostoyevski writes, “without a firm idea of himself and the purpose of his life, man cannot live even if surrounded with bread,” shows that we are complex humans. Food sustains us but the core …show more content…
Your own mind is against you and at one point that was all you had. It feels as if you are being taken in by the vast ocean. There are times you are up for air but the wrestling title waves thrust you back and forth, forcing you to I gulp up excessive amounts of water. Until suffocation overtakes your last breath, but little did you know there was an island three strokes away. Rather it is too late now. Depression makes it hard for someone to see hope. According to the authors of “Exploring Psychology and Christian Faith,” God allows people to have these difficulties to reflect on our struggles, therefore, they can help us see what truly matters from the perspective of kingdom values.” (213) I agree that God allows suffering to take place because one day we will no longer suffer. We are apart of a broken world where God wants us to willing choose to be His in the midst of suffering. Jesus came to endure it, He was tempted but still He followed out the plan of God. Ultimately without the help of God I do not believe there is a way to break free from depression. Hope is rested in God. Mental Illnesses are captivating because they are familiar places of comfort even if that place is slowly killing you from the inside out. The only thing to break through that darkness is the light of the