How to keep Balance in Life

​3 Worlds of Humans….


Our Human Brain is divided into 3 important parts to capture Memories……


1. Conscious Brain

2. Subconscious Brain

3. Unconscious Brain


These memories form 3 different worlds for humans……


1. The world that is within us

2. The world that is out in front of us

3. The balance that we make to adjust with this world


Such adjustments often lead to Stress, Anxiety and Depression and under extreme cases lead towards forming Bipolar Disorders……


Learn therapy techniques with Psychologist Harsh Pandya to overcome such disorders on +91-9820796444 or visit us on https://mentoringminds4.wordpress.com

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