Advancing Psychological Education for All
In America, many people think that the politicians are impotent because no one with the qualities of a leader has been entering the political race. If one enters one of the two major political parties, many of them are there for status, money, and success. There is, however, tremendous importance in having trained expert officialdom … Continue reading
Our fine arts were developed, their types and uses were established, in times very different from the present, by men whose power of action upon things was insignificant in comparison with ours. However, the amazing growth of our techniques, the adaptability and precision they have attained, the ideas and habits they are creating, make it … Continue reading
While some men are not statesmen or politicians by profession, and they certainly may not be one by birth, but, in many cases, they represent political yes-men who can be used for the completion of certain tasks. The significance of the lawyer in Occidental politics since the rise of parties is not accidental. The management … Continue reading
People seem to forget that all individuals were once children. To most scholars, childhood seems to belong to the field of social work rather than to that of social science, to the solicitudes of do-gooders rather than to those of thinkers. Yet, among all creatures, man is characterized by a long biological childhood, and civilization … Continue reading
America is more than a show—it is a platform that empowers law-abiding citizens to build authority. The fulfillment of that promise is not easy. Some ask, “Sir, since this is the way from the City of Destruction to yonder gate, why has this place not been mended, that poor travelers might go to the gate … Continue reading
Men understand more easily what they can see, touch, and hear—that is, images, forms, and pictures—in short, symbols. These are the idols honoured by simpler minds. However, the soul is the center of man. Here in the core of the soul is a center from which choice springs, from which the ultimate sense of uneasiness … Continue reading
From time to time, everyone feels a little sad. However, some people feel sad more frequently because life did not turn out the way they expected, even after putting in the hard work, or because they are trapped in abusive and/or dangerous situations. We have all experienced times when our focus is on what we … Continue reading
Every state is founded on force. If no social institutions existed which knew the use of violence, then the concept of “state” would be eliminated, and the condition would emerge that could be designated as “anarchy,” in the specific sense of this word. With federal law enforcement, the president, and Congress not being able to … Continue reading
Language plays a great part in our life. Perhaps because of its familiarity, we rarely observe it, taking it rather for granted, as we do breathing or walking. The effects of language are remarkable, and include much of what distinguishes man from other terrestrial beings. Language originates in and has its primary reference to everyday … Continue reading
Domestic burglary is a huge societal problem, and one of the most frequently occurring crimes. In the United States of America, 1.1 million domestic burglaries are reported to the police each year. To give a sense of community dysfunction associated with the problem of domestic burglary, the very commonly reported issue is theft of goods … Continue reading
Who he is emerges from what he glorifies, what he hates, what he builds, and what he buries. Prince Lestat, Lord de Lioncourt, glorifies and…
In the struggle to preserve self-worth, pride often becomes both shield and prison—deflecting painful truths that threaten one’s constructed identity. Aside from a Perpetrator’s externalizations,…
Gratitude is not just “thank you.” It is a posture. It is recognizing that life itself is a gift, that family is a blessing even…
When people perform a version of themselves that is opportunistic or false, it can dominate spaces meant for genuine expression. This erasure of authenticity often…
Randolph Harris II International Institute 