The psychodynamic approach to psychology, rooted in the works of Freud, Jung, and later thinkers like Lacan, explores how unconscious forces, childhood experiences, and repressed emotions shape human behavior. Unlike behaviorism or cognitive psychology, which focus on observable actions and conscious thought, psychodynamics delves into the hidden depths of the psyche—the things we think, feel,

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It’s natural to feel anger when an injustice happens. But when that anger gets hijacked and redirected into racial or religious narratives, we have to ask—are we really fighting for justice, or just playing into a larger game? Lately, I’ve been noticing something: much of the outrage we see—whether it’s Justice for Adib, the Zulfarhan

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I kind of feel Muslims and non-Muslims (mostly Muslims) saying Salwan Momika deserves it for burning doesn’t seem to understand that Quran burning is a symbol. When they are agreeing with him being murdered for the burn, it means the action he did to provoke was right. They proved his point. It’s a war of

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What is Malaysia Humanists (MAHU)? Malaysia Humanists (MAHU) is a dynamic collective founded on the belief that all individuals, regardless of creed, race, or religion, are fundamentally human. Our mission is to cultivate understanding and compassion, ensuring that our communities thrive in harmony. By prioritizing our shared humanity, we hope to reduce conflicts arising from

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Introduction to Malaysia Humanists (MAHU) In a world that often emphasizes differences in creed, race, and religion, Malaysia Humanists (MAHU) stands as a beacon advocating for our shared humanity. This collective believes that at our core, we are all humans first. Their mission focuses on fostering harmonious and peaceful coexistence, and they encourage mutual understanding

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