The Psychology of Knowledge: How Desire Shapes What We Believe We Know We like to imagine the pursuit of knowledge as a noble flame—pure, illuminating, untainted. Yet psychology tells us otherwise. Desire for understanding is not a neutral force; it is a psychological vector, shaped by bias, steered by agenda, and often weaponized by power. … Read more
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The Lie Was Sweeter Than Truth – A Short Psychological Novel About A Beautiful Life Lie She could not trust her eyes, for what she saw clashed cruelly with what she heard. The scene lay before her with the merciless clarity of daylight — his shirt half-buttoned, her perfume lingering in the air — and … Read more
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Resentment Against the Light Light strips away pretense, unveils pride, and confronts sin. For some, it is healing. For others, unbearable. When Jesus walked the earth, He brought light—not the kind that illuminates streets, but the kind that exposes hearts. The sinless, humble, and truthful cannot be ignored by those whose lives are built on … Read more
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Dr. Brad Blanton, a psychotherapist and expert on stress management embraced a new way of self-expression. He, and his followers, claim to live better and more honest lives without any lies, even without white lies. Nevertheless, the problem of this book is that such a method is self-centred and ego-oriented and not people or environment-oriented. … Read more
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