History is about how people lived and the things that affected and reflected their way of life and thought. Humbling and middling people, and the rich as well—their food, their housing, the warp and woof of their existence. History is a story of them, not a contributors to the present which soon becomes the past, but living their own lives.

A disconnection with history is deadly. And that is what happened during the 20th century period, and we here reaping the fruits where mental illnesses are the news and way of life. If you incorporate history in your life you will develop completely and assurance. After all the ages of humanity is one long threat, and we adapt along using the past lives.

History is about the lives of people who lived. History is not plugged from university and college textbooks, like modern psychology. Nor is History the product of tests and psychological speculations as psychotherapy and psychoanalysis is based.

The importance and role of philosophy in our lives can never be over estimated. History gives us verity, the warp and woof of life. History gives a sense of connection, a sense of a community. If you want to press the argument further, history is the sino quo non of life, not psychology. That is where the problem of the modern day. The exchange of history and philosophy out of fascination with psychological speculations was to be disastrous.

People are suffering today because they are disconnected with their roots, the history. The umbilical cord being broken people’s lives are stressed and choking in pain that numbs their lives. There is a lot of mental breakdowns and mental disorders.

We thought that psychology can solve all our problems. Alas, instead of psychology helping it has cut us from our roots. With the birth of modern psychology in the 20th century with its spurious claims that it can heal people, after all these many years of fascination with psychology here we are in the 21st century. What are the rests of our fascination with psychology?