Emotions are the barometer that confronts the state of being.

 Emotions are the barometer that confronts the state of being.


Everyone wants to live with empathy and empathy.


However, emotions are an expression of immaturity and are often viewed as objects of control.


I think that you have to be good at controlling your emotions to be an adult, and that's how you become a mature person.




People believe that emotions can be controlled by reason.


This is one of the most misunderstood and dangerous myths about the mind.


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We sometimes identify ourselves with social roles and try to over-control our thoughts and other minds.


When I try to control my contradiction with reason, the energy consumption due to emotions is greater than I thought.


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Social and occupational responsibilities vary according to circumstances and circumstances in the life of a being, such as clothes that need to be changed according to time and place.


A clear role recognition creates the emotional residues that arise in the process rather than the conflict itself that eventually arises, and it is not possible to digest it and live at a price that is too high in daily life.


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For any person, the emotions that fit his role are not his body, but his clothes.


It should depend on the circumstances and circumstances.


Nevertheless, people believe that there are good emotions and bad emotions.


They accept good emotions but try to eliminate or suppress what they believe are bad emotions.


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Just as goodness, morality, and truth change with time and the environment, what is called a good feeling is not always good. Negative emotions are also not always negative.


It should be able to reflect on individual circumstances.


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Emotions are not subject to a dichotomy between good and bad, right and wrong.


Emotions are the barometer by which we can face the state of being.


Allow yourself to feel your emotions.

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