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Mental health problems can affect people at any time of life and in different
ways. They can include anxiety, depression, schizophrenia, self-harm and
dementia. Mental health affects every part of
our daily lives. How well we feel plays a major role in our health and how we
get along with others or react to events. Mental health is more than the absence
of mental illness. Even though many of us don’t suffer from a diagnosable mental
disorder, it is clear that some of us are mentally healthier than others. The
study of the characteristics that make up mental health has been called “positive
psychology.”
Positive mental health is about:
•
feeling in control
• being able to make rational decisions
• being in
touch with our feelings
• being able to form positive relationships
•
feeling good about ourselves
• knowing how to look after ourselves
We all
have our ups and downs, but if the downs start to take over it is a sign that we
need to take some action.
Steps
To Read Mind:
1. Get acquainted with the person whose mind you will later
claim to be reading (the subject). Look for a wedding ring or infant toys
sticking out of a purse. Ask questions about jobs and pets. Later, when you
repeat this information, the person may have forgotten your earlier encounter.

2. Tell the subject that you are going to try to read his or her mind and
ask him or her to help you. Claim that at times the thoughts you receive are
hard to distinguish from background noise, and that you may need clarification.
In this way, you can make a vague guess and the subject will provide specific
information yet will still be amazed at your mind-reading ability.
3. Use
props. While you’re trying to think of what to say, pretend to be concentrating
on a thought-focusing crystal in your hand or hold a photo of a dead relative to
your head, claiming that the person assists you from “the other side.” Take your
time and be dramatic.
4. Perform a cold reading. Make a general statement
and study how your subject reacts. If the subject does nothing, make another
statement. Repeat this process, acting as if you’re zeroing in on a specific
thought until you get a reaction. If you are able to do this smoothly, your
subject will forget your incorrect guesses. It helps if you are familiar with
current events so you can make accurate guesses.
5. Say something obvious,
such as “You’re concerned that I might learn some secret about you.” If the
subject protests that the statement is obvious, insist that it is nevertheless
what the subject was thinking at that moment.
6. Try shot gunning. If you’re
demonstrating your mind-reading ability in front of a group of people, make a
statement and look around to see who reacts. Address that person directly,
claiming to have heard his or her thoughts.
7. Listen. once your subject is
convinced that you’ve heard his or her thoughts, he or she will often talk
extensively about things related to those thoughts. You can later repeat these
things, and the subject will think you learned them through mind reading.

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