It feels interesting to read somebody else’s character. We all can do that, if we apply a certain amount of contemplation to our thinking. For starting up, one just has to look up to his/her immediate proximities.
Talking of
learning psychology, the first thing that
comes to
mind is judgment of assessments made in the direction. How do we know whether the theories we fashioned by studying the
subject are accurate or one is on the wrong track? Because every one does assess people at his/her own discretion…..it’s just that only a small percentage of it comes out to be true. So judgement is important. The easiest way to
clear the fog is, sit back and arrange the chronology of events that are known to you. There will appear a regularity or an irregularity which discerns the accuracy of reason. Once reached a conclusion, one must wait for actual occurrence of the anticipated events, and correlate those with his/her own rulings. Here mind excites a new thought process that finally evolves as a science called psychology.
psychology means study of brains. It could easily have been amongst the rarest of sciences that is possessed by every living creature of the planet alike; albeit with a variant degree imparted by nature itself.
Thus while psychology is intriguing enough to be explored as a subject; Mother Nature has made it a bit necessary to be practised by all for survival. In humans, this has emerged as a guide to triumphant flourishing too.
A success in any field calls for a certain amount of prediction in a given situation. Here is where psychology comes into play. The suitability of prediction (as required), is measured by knowledge of psychology the person is capable of employing. Thence he/she may fail/succeed riding on his/her guesstimate. And psychology prevails!
A healthy mind is capable of magnifying its perception of issues related to this subject. So to initiate psychological practises, one ought to have a clear vision and a healthy mind. This may actually be the first
step in learning psychology…….though I am no expert to say so!
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