knowing and managing emotions
Finding your bearings among your emotions
Every observatory studies the outer world. This one is turned inward: art, psychology and introspection to tell real problems from fictitious ones, and to make choices of personal growth.
Inner Observatory
Why an inner observatory?
Have you ever looked deep inside yourself and found it difficult to move through emotions and thoughts? Some inner parts pull one way while others pull the opposite way — then resistance arises, with discouragement and a multitude of problems arriving from every side.
Every observatory serves one need: orientation. At sea or in the desert you must know the stars and keep a constellation of reference. Yet all those observatories study the outer world. One was missing — an observatory for what happens within us, in the world of emotions and thoughts. So we built one.
A navigator watching the stars — Microsoft Designer
Real problems and fictitious problems
Our reasoning mind has two main activities:
Solving problems
Precious work — especially when it is guided by our intuitive possibilities.
Creating problems
The mind is remarkably good at this too: it conjures a myriad of fictitious problems that hide the real ones. The result? Confusion.
If we cannot tell real problems from fictitious ones, we become “problematic” people. The Observatory shows the inner forces — the ones in command within us — with their dynamics and their cover-ups. Recognising intentions, expectations and goals leads out of the emotional muddle, towards targeted choices of personal growth.
The paths we take
The search for emotional well-being can be approached in many ways. These are the ones this site uses.
What emerges from introspection is complex and must be simplified and clarified. No camera can film our inner world — so we turn to introspective art, above all painting.
Bringing back to light a way of deep inner research, aimed at greater emotional well-being. On results about people’s quality of life, introspective psychology has shown its effectiveness.
It helps understand the cycles of stress and reach states of calm that put us in touch with our deeper part — the source of the intuitions that show where we are headed.
«The deepest results come from the exchange between different experiences.»
— Luis Pisoni
The Observatory’s sections
Power of Targeted Choices
"The Power of Targeted Choices" shows how we can live a better life. The reader is left in no ambiguity how to deal with their own negative forces
Introspective Art
Paintings of Introspective Art show the interactions among forces that work in us. Understand these interactions, and you have a key to well-being!
Introspective Psychology
Explore the fascinating history of introspective psychology, from its founding fathers to its modern-day applications in your own life.
Introspective Economy
Introspective Economy helps people to realize their convenience, better manage their inner parts, and better programming their life.
Introspective Research
Unlock your inner explorer! Introspective research combines art and psychology to guide you toward a more fulfilling life path.
Introspective Questions
Explore introspective questions to illuminate your path. Embrace challenges and foster growth in a safe, supportive space.
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