ddroy's diary

I have seen only one episode. It comes to my mind that feeling of incompleteness haunts the being for ever. Each wants to be complete being. Psychopathology comes out of incompleteness in our different layers of consciousness - outer, inner and inner core. So, it acts as the strong motivator. Incomplete feeling regulates our neuro-chemical systems adversely. Through such technique, person can overcome incomplete feeling. This does not mean that person will be totally complete. Incompleteness to complete and complete to incomplete is a recycle process that leads searching behaviour in our consciousness.

Yesterday was the last day for my theory teaching in Rabindra Bharati University. In this semester, I taught them the followings: 1. Language development 2. Intellectual development 3. Emotional development 4. Personality Development 5. Case-history taking 6. Mental status examination 7. Muti-Axial systems of DSM-IV 8. General assessment functioning of Children and adults Social dance facilitates cognitive and social development :

19.12.09 Respected Ms. R. Roy Choudhury,Managing Trustee, Ms. Nita Sethia, Associate Managing trustee, Ms Anuradha Das, distinguished personalities in the dias -Professor Nilanjana Sanyal, Professor Pushpa Mishra, Dr.Bhargava, Professor Bakshi and distinguished delegates, I am thankful to you all for giving me opportunity to inaugurate Uttaran Resource Centre under Tarun Sinha Memorial trust for promotion of mental health. Currently, we are passing through a transition period. The transition between consciousness and no consciousness or between consciousness and faulty consciousness. A large number of people specially our younger generation, income generation groups ans seniors are the victims of the transition. They are gradually loosing psycho social immunities namely feeling of security, interpersonal trust, social support, autonomy in decision making, security feeling and feedback systems.This results high incidence in mental illness. According to a recent World bank study, mental