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What the Friggatriskaidekaphobia?! Friday the 13th AGAIN!

Friday, April 13th, 2012

Superstition or Phobia?
Friday the 13th AGAIN??!!  What the….Friggatriskaidekaphobia!  And there is still going to be one more “Friday the 13th” in July!

If you are the suspicious type and believe in superstition, you may be afraid. This year there are three Fridays that fall on the 13th of the month. The number three is very significant because it signifies a completeness. One example is an algebra. You add a small number three in the top right-hand corner to make a cube. A cube is perfect and equal on all six sides.

Either good fortune or calamity is identified depending on the sign and its interpretation of many superstitions. A few common superstitions here in the Western world could be walking underneath a ladder to bring calamity or bad luck, having a black cat cross your path, spilling salt or opening up an umbrella in a building.  All of it could spell doom for you.

My favorite is breaking a mirror. This one supposedly gets you bad luck for seven years. I wonder who keeps track of those 7 years?! I also wonder if you break more than one mirror, can you serve concurrent sentences? The fact is a superstition is based on ignorance and fear of the unknown. It is that type of ignorance or lack of knowledge that feeds into our fears. So, superstition is not a phobia. Instead, superstition causes us to have anxiety/phobias if we put belief in it.

Do You Obsess?

Tuesday, February 28th, 2012

Mental Health Humor Do You Obsess - by Chato Stewart - The Family Stew

Chato Stewart: [Begging others to vote] {please vote, could U vote, vote, vote, vote}

Caption: Do You Obsess?

Do you obsess about things that really have no huge impact on your life?  You just can’t stop letting it preoccupy your mind!  I do, and some of the stuff fills my mind continually, for no reason, and it drives me up a wall! Sometimes I obsess over what I “believe” others are saying about me even if they’ve only just glanced my way. Instantly, my brain imputes bad motives for the glance.  That falls into my paranoid state and if I catch it in time, I usually recognize and dismiss it as a symptom of my diagnosis.

I’ve been obsessing about this FC2 LOGO contest. I can’t get the stupid thing out of my head. Yes, I want to win, but the prize is only a $50.00 gift card at Amazon. It does not balance out all the work I put into drawing it and promoting it. Gosh, you would think it was for a huge prize the way I’ve been bugging my Facebook and Twitter Friends about voting for it… SORRY about that peeps!!

Help Paranoia with a Technique Called “The Trust List” (Free Test Sheet)

Wednesday, March 9th, 2011

 Paranoia trust list is a hit list

Charlie Sheen…Winning and Stigma…Losing

Monday, March 7th, 2011

charlie sheen winning stigma losing

Sign: Winning

Title: Charlie Sheen = Winning     Stigma= losing

Pumpkin Paranoia or Pumpkin Intuition? PART 2

Saturday, October 30th, 2010

Mental Health Humor Pumpkin Paranoia Part 2

Pumpkin: Run Kid! Run!Save YOUR SELF!

Title: Pumpkin Paranoia PART 2

The Great Pumpkin Paranoia or Pumpkin Intuition Mental health humor cartoon imageToday’s cartoon is the second part of the heated issue of Pumpkin Paranoia or Pumpkin Intuition?  You see, it is believed that The Great Pumpkin protected all the gourd-like squashes. The story was passed down from each harvest moon to harvest moon that the great genus Cucurbita would protect each Pumpkin from harm.

The Great Pumpkin came from a long line of Cucurbitaceae heroes. Unfortunately, the pumpkin’s belief system have never allowed them to see beyond the legend. Even still, a small few tried to get to the to the truth using their Pumpkin’s Intuition, but it was always too late.

I love Pumpkin Pie!

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