Watapple Mental Health Education Wellness

Category: Education

  • Radiating energy

    On screen or real life everyone gravitates towards people or any parties turn heads without  realising to the person with a specific energy. Of course when your energy is weak then you will feel isolated, even when you talk to someone, the other party will not feel enthusiastic to talk or connect with you.

    When on a screen/real life when the main person starts to showcase their own flesh (with clothes on) they radiate a specific energy based on their personality depending on the way they move, their tone and their words. Specific personalities gravitate towards specific personalities, which it does not mean everyone will move towards it but the ones that need their emotional void filled based on the main screener. This works like showcasing your market of your personality to solve a problem of another personality. But it works both ways because it is similar to exchanging emotional conversation.

    I would say it is similar to therapy in a way but a different market of therapy like social therapy.

  • Invisible barriers

    Sometimes we sell our soul to the devil meaning we do nothing about the problem just for money. When something causes a lot of problems and you get paid while the problem is causing havoc, we do not take action towards it because we have gotten paid.

    Of course we should go by our principles because reputation is more important than the money itself. Reputation gives us cash flow instead of having one lump sum payment. Even when we have a lump sum payment we might or might not spend most of it then it causes us to live in survival mode begging for a miracle but that causes even more issues because we might do something that we regret later on instead of living in the present and being a bit more positive.

    With the barriers and getting a lump sum payment, we should still put our foot down and go with our principles so we do not feel guilty in the past for causing a lot of problems just for the money or self.

  • Environment influences

    Whenever we are in an environment whether it is virtually or reality, sometimes environments can shape our decision.

    It is hard to say but this is mostly a spiritual and emotional factor. The tone, the words and the pictures can also influence our decision making without us realising it.

  • Illusion of hearing

    It is what we hear, smell and talk. Whenever we sense of combination of hearing and smelling influences our decision to do something that makes us do something that we want to do without regrets usually.

    I mean what we usually regret is spending money on something that we like or a mistake or misclick which is the most regret. Spending money includes spending our money which is more than our income or cash flow which we will be at negative. I have spoken about this which this money is like lifepoints as in we can only spend so much until we fall.

    As an illusion we all interpret things differently which may not be at societal standards or if we think about societal standards which are bad or logical to another person, we would be sent to the naughty corner such as the mental ward.

    It is not bad and not good to be sent to the mental ward but maybe sometimes society does not understand us which sometimes we should keep to ourselves, which is not healthy.

  • Spiritual collaboration

    There is something about horoscopes or people’s names either as legal or just for fun names. They somehow, well at least influence ourselves or encourage other people to give and take something from. It could be getting a job but I guess it is how you portray yourself like dressing or talking. Even the tone of your voice can sometimes make an impact in how you make your money.

    Well this talk is mostly a social game but words do affect how people perceive you and how much reputation you get.

    As for the meaning of spiritually, I guess it gives a purpose to people that dreams do come true one way or another.

  • Personality tools

    I have spoken about this about using your social game to your advantage. But I do not mean using it to take advantage of others losses or hurt them. I mean about an exchange like making the other party happy or feel something without getting physical so there would be a morality towards it.

    Through the use of machines like an ice cream dispenser, each dispenser would have their own personality in making the food like texture and flavour which would be subtle to the next machine.

    It depends on who maintains the machines and how it is maintained that dictates the personality of the outcome of food.

    With AI, it can only follow and make connections, not emotionally and spiritually but logically with the social expectations but it can have its own personality while leveraging your business as a human which it cannot replicate in writing a blog based on mental health for example. So maybe the future of work may be emotionally and spiritually and AI will takeover logically information.

  • Backup Skills

    It is important to try out new experiences. This can be travelling or working because the more experiences you get, the more things you can work with to bring to life.

    Regarding skills, it can range from physical or mental labour. Of course with the rise of AI, we shouldn’t fear job losses but different skillsets are required to maintain the labour. Even if we become successful or content we should be giving back to the community in the form of money and the product of the business back in a way.

    Well… If there are scammers who do not live up to their word then of course the law will eventually get them but we should mostly take their word for it and be careful at the same time. When we let our guard down is where we go backwards.

  • Laws of nature and mental wards

    My experience in the mental hospital was not the best one but I guess there are hierarchies inside. When you are the patient you are at the bottom of the ladder but it is similar to the wild wild west in a way.

    In the real world it is also similar to the wild wild west but not as intense as the inside.

    In the ward since you are inside, your environment is only the inside which is similar to jail but kind of working with other patients or else things can get freaky.

    Being inside is like going back to the caveman times except it is not hunting for food but trying to work with what you have inside socially. It would be kind of like a social game in the wards. Food is already given at certain times so there is no need for hunting but being social is your greatest asset when you are inside.

    While being social, socially it would have to go through the laws of nature with being an actual male and female because even if you change your appearance, mentally you are still the same gender to what you were born with.

    Tor some it is a dangerous place and to others it may not be a dangerous place but it is skewed towards a more dangerous place because it burns you out physically and emotionally.

  • Food/water and mental health

    We humans need food and water so that we can think clearly instead of going off survival mode. With mental health being an issue in our society with the use of technology, we have not much information on how to tackle it only to try and uncover older wisdom before modern society to tackle our DNA.

    Food and water is important because it helps us to prevent us from starving and to keep us healthier. Water would be more important than food that is why I am donating some money into a water charity to contribute to the impact.

  • Lifelong Learning: How Continuous Education Maintains Cognitive Health

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    Lifelong Learning: How Continuous Education Maintains Cognitive Health

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