Existential Crises, Questioning of Life, Wisdom...
I always felt like that kind of corner. Yes, for mental health, because I've had various existential crises over things which happened in the past, yet I don't want the "darkness" to hurt anyone here, because my views about life have been dark lately.

I don't have anything else to say, only ask what you guys think.

Thanks for listening

[TheDragon]

Originally Posted by Vibrating Obsidian

Existential Crises, Questioning of Life, Wisdom...
I always felt like that kind of corner. Yes, for mental health, because I've had various existential crises over things which happened in the past, yet I don't want the "darkness" to hurt anyone here, because my views about life have been dark lately.

I don't have anything else to say, only ask what you guys think.

Thanks for listening

Hey Vibrating Obsidian,

I've actually talked with a few members about starting a social group for that. I haven't yet because in order for it to work effectively we'd have to get enough members to get a forum, but if more people show interest to this, I'll definitely get the social group going.

The thing is, I thought about it in a more mental health perspective.

You know what? I'm in for it. But personally, my views on life can be dark and I worry they will have a negative influence on others. Moreover, I still think philosophy is a great tool for mental health care

[DocJohn]

My suggestion is to not wait, get the social group going now, post the link to this thread, and before you know it, you'll have the requisite 25 members to get going with your own forum!

[TheDragon]

Thanks for the tip DocJohn.

https://forums.psychcentral.com/grou...hilosophy.html

Come one, come all!

Originally Posted by TheDragon

Thanks for the tip DocJohn.

https://forums.psychcentral.com/grou...hilosophy.html

Come one, come all!

Joined

[Gus1234U]

when what once was a philosophy gets branded a 'religion', it can no longer be discussed openly and frankly in this site.

we once had a group called "Spirituality", which was allowed to discuss the major points of various 'religious' teachings, and i hope it resumes soon.

Originally Posted by Gus1234U

when what once was a philosophy gets branded a 'religion', it can no longer be discussed openly and frankly in this site.

we once had a group called "Spirituality", which was allowed to discuss the major points of various 'religious' teachings, and i hope it resumes soon.

I have a sensation mental health is becoming a new religion