Self-disclosure - Hassan Al-Saffar

Self-Disclosure Self-Criticism and Avoidance of Mistakes Category: Self-Development Books Author: Hassan Mousa Al-Saffar Page 8 Psychologists talk about the phenomenon of psychological alienation as one of the most dangerous crises of the modern human being, where the person sees himself as strange to himself, and that he has lost the ability to control his life and actions, as he is driven and follows it, making him distant from his self. This is because human beings, in the context of modern material civilization, have become merely a number in the accounts of production and consumption. As for their humanity, with all the feelings and sensations it entails, and the conscience and inner awareness it contains, as well as the questions that revolve in their depths about the principle of their existence, the purpose of their creation, the fate of their life, and their position in this universe and life, they do not have the opportunity to think about that, nor does time permit, nor does it fit into the programming of human interests, which are tossed by needs, desires, life pressures, and their various conflicts. These pages present approaches inspired by religious texts and teachings to help humans explore their selves, build their inner balance, and fortify their behavior against drifting after desires and whims, which lead to loss and psychological alienation, and push them toward misery and hardship in this world and the hereafter.