Parapsychology

by Ainsley Lawrence, Contributing Author, Conscious Reminder Image Source: Unsplash Crying is often seen as a sign of failure or a setback. We mistakenly treat sobs, weeps, and tears as a “breaking …

by Helen Snape, Contributing Author, Conscious Reminder I often meet people that identify themselves either as an empath or a people-pleaser and then wonder if they are the other thing, a people-pleaser, …

by Conscious Reminder There are a lot of people who pursue the connection with their Divine and search for spiritual practice which would be perfect. They consider the practice perfect if …

by Conscious Reminder Researchers studying reincarnation have discovered that some people who died in a traumatic death in a previous life bear the scars of those injuries as a birthmark. A …

by Conscious Reminder At the time Aristotle was still alive, he grouped our sense organs as smell, sight, hearing, taste, and touch. The organs which belong to these senses contain some …

by Conscious Reminder Cats have a special bond with humans and have been domesticated since ancient Egyptian times. In fact, they were revered as gods during these times and were treated …

by Conscious Reminder There’s so much to love about the moon that it’s easy to crave its attention, guidance, and mystical qualities. All you have to do to feel powerful in …

by Conscious Reminder The question is whether the Moon has the ability to drive people “crazy.” While the Moon has a strong influence on our emotions, there is no evidence that …

by Conscious Reminder Karma is defined as “the force generated by a person’s actions, which is held in Hinduism and Buddhism to perpetuate transmigration and, in its ethical consequences, to determine …

by Conscious Reminder As Carl Jung once said, people’s personalities are often represented by a general attitude: introverted – extroverted, intuitive – sensitive, perceiving – judging, as well as feeling – …