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prejudice
Prejudice is a preformed judgment or negative attitude toward a person or group based on incomplete information, stereotypes, or bias rather than direct experience.
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In the Psycheverse
Psyche examines prejudice as a shadow work tool—exploring how unconscious biases operate within ourselves and communities, and how judgment functions as a barrier to genuine spiritual growth and understanding. The show treats prejudice not as a moral failing to condemn, but as a pattern to uncover and interrogate through honest introspection.
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Topics that frequently appear alongside prejudice
sexualitySexuality refers to sexual orientation, sexual identity, and expressions of desire — how individuals experience and present their erotic nature within social and spiritual contexts.human natureHuman nature is the set of fundamental characteristics, behaviors, and capacities shared across humanity—including capacity for compassion, judgment, desire, and moral complexity.appearancePhysical appearance—how people look, their facial features, body presentation, and aesthetic characteristics—carries psychological and social weight that extends beyond surface-level observation.judgmentJudgment is the act of forming an opinion or making a determination about someone or something, often based on incomplete information or personal bias. It carries both moral and perceptual dimensions—the tendency to condemn as well as the necessity to discern.dark secretsDark secrets are concealed truths, hidden aspects of reality, or suppressed knowledge that remain unknown or deliberately obscured from public view. They often involve uncomfortable realities that challenge surface-level narratives.
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