psychology magazine

It is not uncommon to hear family members talk about a loved one who has passed away. One interesting and surprising anecdote often heard is a person’s behavior prior to dying like; saying goodbye, getting closure on troubled relationships, and even giving away prized possessions. It seems they may know something before anyone else does. In fact many doctors have reported that patients make similar comments before passing away. It seems, that the patients know that they are dying even before doctors do. Their indicators might even improve and the doctor might think that there is still a change, but the patients already feel that the end is near. People, who have a sixth sense, often say goodbye to their loved ones before they pass away. It is a strange thing that they kind of feel when it is time to go. These people start to make up with their past enemies and fix relationships that need fixing so they can pass away without unfinished business. This is not very com

How to detect a liar in just a few seconds If you say that someone is a liar, you mean that they tell lies. So we can detect a liar in just seconds by this ways  - Build rapport. Experience shows that "good cop" typically gets better results than "bad cop." - Look at facial flushing. If you are talking to someone and their face flushes they may be being dishonest or they are might also be distressed. (Note: There are some people who are just naturally shy and flush easily around people - Come across as empathetic in conversation, and you'll get the person to open up more than when you are cold and accusatory. - Surprise them. A deceptive person will try to anticipate your questions, so that their answers sound instinctive and natural. They may even practice answering specific questions ahead of time. Ask them something they don't expect, and they'll stumble.  - Listen more than you speak. Liars tend to speak more than truthful p

  It Only Takes 10 Minutes a Day to Keep Your Brain Healthy Every brain changes with age, and mental function changes along with it. Here are 03 ways you can help reduce your risk of age-related memory loss and keep your brain healthy 1 - Find a meditation style and make it a habit. In fact we know that Meditation reduces stress. Also It improves concentration. And It encourages a healthy lifestyle. Furthermore The practice increases self-awareness Also It increases happiness. And Meditation increases acceptance. And make  slows aging. Also meditation help The practice benefits cardiovascular and immune health. 2 - Do math in your head. Figure out problems without the aid of pencil, paper, or computer; you can make this more difficult — and athletic — by walking at the same time. 3 - Make exercice of brain yoga : Stand tall and straight, with your arms on the side. Lift your left arm and hold your right earlobe with your thumb and index finger. Your th