The author calls for a more mindful engagement with the analogical imagination, the creative promptings of which have guided the evolution of transpersonal theory from its inception to the present. Beginning with some reflections on the metaphorical or analogical ground of all theories, the author goes on to trace the role of spatial and temporal image schemata in the formulation of models of t...

Previous studies have identified health, the environment and animal welfare as key motivations for becoming remaining vegetarian/vegan. However, idea of vegetarianism/veganism appears to interesting facets that go beyond those drivers. This paper describes examines this attraction. Twenty-six in depth interviews two group discussions were conducted using Morphological Psychology approach, which...

A primary goal of health marketing is to help people make healthy choices. The problem that decision-making complex, and individuals often unhealthy decisions even when options are promoted. In this paper, we address by integrating literature in marketing, psychology, economics, medicine, develop a new conceptual model: Health as Renewable Resource, can be readily used marketers manage their he...

Conscious experience is a defining feature of the human condition. As far as is known, no other creature has inner experience as rich and complex as does humankind. Subjective richness does not entail causal efficacy, however. In this chapter, we examine the surprisingly contentious issue of whether conscious thoughts do in fact exert a causal influence on behavior. We conclude that they do, th...

Psychology is the study of human mind. Psychologists point out that reason for physical diseases and nerve disorders in a man are his mental problems. Humans life naturally filled with full desires humans live their to fulfill it. But because culture civilization get compressed. At an early age, mind becomes divided into conscious unconscious mind, then absorbs everything. Morality bores them o...

In his recent commentary, Gorik Ooms argues that “denying that researchers, like all humans, have personal opinions … drives researchers’ personal opinion underground, turning global health science into unconscious dogmatism or stealth advocacy, avoiding the crucial debate about the politics and underlying normative premises of global health.” These ‘unconscious’ dimensions of global health are...