Why do deeply religious people often feel a sense of inner peace after prayer or confession? Religious leaders attribute this to a divine "outpouring" of grace upon the believer. However, psychology and psychiatry tell a different story: there’s nothing supernatural at play. Instead, what occurs is a relief from nervous tension and a recovery from emotional crises—processes that are well understood by modern science. In this book, Dr. [Author's Name], a psychologist and expert in mental health, explores how this natural mechanism works. He demonstrates how it has been effectively utilized in medical practice to support mental well-being. Through compelling examples, he reveals the illusion behind religious consolation, encouraging readers to see beyond the spiritual narrative and understand the psychological realities involved.