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Learn to control your mind when facing tragedies such as infidelity, betrayal and mistrust in a relationship

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The goal of this website is to give support to people who are facing problems in their relationship related to cheating, abuse and narcissism. I am living in Europe and English is not my native language, I wish you will excuse me if I make some grammatical errors. I have a background in neuroscience and behavioral sciences and I am currently doing brain research related to these topics in university in my home country. I decided to write in English because I wish to reach as many people as I can around the world. If you wish to read more about me, please visit page Site Overview.

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We born to this world and travel through our life, each following our own unique path. While on the road, we experience different things. How these experiences affect us, depends partially on our genes and partially on the environment we live in.

 

As a child, our mind is open to new things. We suck in new information which will shape the neuronal networks in the brain, determining how we later will become as adults. Most of us have to at some point in our lives face losses and heartaches of different sorts. Each negative experience will leave a mark into our mind, and if the cleaning up is not done properly and fast enough, the scars may remain forever. You can read more about the mental healing process after tragedies in life from page Recovery after Cheating.

 

If we have experienced many negative things during our childhood or early adulthood, those things are bound to affect our lives. In some cases the enemy can be found from the very structure of one’s own brain. Even relatively small imbalance in a given neurotransmitter system can lead to various unpleasant conditions, such as obsessive-compulsive disorder, ADHD, chronic depression etc, which can greatly reduce the quality of life.

The biochemical environment of each brain is unique

Just as the color of the hair can vary from jet black to almost colorless blond, the biochemical environment of human brain can vary greatly between different individuals. Each person is unique in terms of biochemical and structural composition of neuronal network. Due to this, each individual is located somewhere between the extremities in terms of "perfect" mental health (an ideal state, in reality nearly impossible  to accomplish) and serious mental incapacity in form of some devastating mental illness.

 

It would be way too simplistic to categorize people in terms of the mental health. Instead, every individual is a unique mixture between the two. It is comforting to know that it is completely natural to be depressed, obsessed and anxious time to time, as natural as it is to be happy and excited. Problems occur if one single mode becomes the ruling factor in everyday life.

 

Given the above, imagine if you could gain control over your feelings instead of letting your feelings control you. This may sound unrealistic at first. However, with sufficient amount of training people are able to learn to control wide range of physiological processes, such as the rate of the heart beat and the feeling of pain, only to mention couple examples. It has been shown that people who are able to control the intensity of the pain they feel in certain circumstances are able to inactivate certain neuronal circuits in on-demand fashion. Why would other feelings be any different from pain?

 

The secret of the success of many great leaders is thought to be that they are able to direct their concentration solely on the task at hand, closing all irrelevant thoughts outside. In order to win, a chess champion has to be able to shut down all external distractions and direct his undivided attention to the game. This is crucial ability, a divider between average players and grand masters.

 

Imagine if one could in a same fashion shut away negative thoughts related to for example cheating and betrayal. What an exciting thought that is. Is this an unrealistic goal or is it something that can actually be achieved by anyone with sufficient amount of training and dedication? In the light of the latest research results, the answer seems to be “yes”, with proper training anyone can learn to control the mind at list to some extent. The aim of this site is to provide some ideas and methods as to how to achieve this goal. If you wish to read more about this topic, visit page Recovery after Cheating.

 

- Maria

 

 

Comments (4)
  • Denise  - Great relief
    Hai, Maria. It's a great relief to know that what I'm going through is not unusual.He cheated on me 8 years ago which I never fully recovered cos there was no closure. He refused to give me one. Now,he's cheating on me again with his business partner.On FB they both admit being in relationship with each other, often goes travelling together and there're pictures of them in close embrace in her blog. He claims he's living a life of a bachelor but still cares about me. His actions hurts me like hell and I couldn't make sense of it until I read your page. After realizing the cause of his infidelity, I think I am able to leave him now to start anew with my 2 kids. My 19 year old matured son is going to help me move on and try to get on with my life.
  • daisy  - lies infidelity and betrayal
    My husband lies to me for 2 years about a suppously friend ship witha woman the he meet on fb. He denie that he was comuticating with her but i found out tha he was liying then he accepted. For me he was cheating on me and I can not forgive it
  • katerina
    my husband of 4 years justified his (to me porn addiction) saying that he is just looking and there is nothing wrong with it and that i am fat and he is not atracted to me anymore. i have yesterday found out that he changed his profile on fb from married to single and confronted him about it. he basicaly denied it that it was nor him :no-comments: i am so hurt angry and feel betrayed that i do not know how to cope with this soup of emotions. i feel like a revenge and have it all planed. i have found some time ago several chatting sights where he is chatting with people. he denied it but i have still told him to stop he said it must have been some mistake tat he will be more carefull that this sites do not pop up in his inbox. i am loozing respect for him totaly but still love him. now he is punising me by ignoring me and moving in to spare bedroom. i feel that now my only option is to concentrate on myself get fit healthy and slim and then leave him as a revenge. but i do not know if i have the strenght to stay on that road for such a long time without loozing the energy and faling totaly apart. he is a stubborn and quite man which doesnt show emotions and doesnt comunicate to much. please how do i get over this
  • Anonymous
    Maria, I am so happy I found your website. I have been searching for information about narcissism and mental abuse and I just love your articles. I downloaded your book too. It has been very helpful. Thank you.
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