Showing posts with label subjective. Show all posts
Showing posts with label subjective. Show all posts

Mar 27, 2013

Self-compassion or Self-pity? (1)


self pity!
Emotions
Emotions are by far downright subjective constructs. Pain, pleasure, anger, sorrow, jealousy, nervousness, disdain; every emotion is felt after a personal appraisal of a given situation. For each one of us, there is only one ‘self’. The rest comprise the remainder of this magnanimous globe. Small as we truly seem in comparison to the gamut that surrounds us, we are the biggest and most important to ourselves. We are our own world, we control our own lives, and we ought to care for our selves, nurture ourselves, love ourselves and heal ourselves when we hurt. Self-compassion is the softest and tenderest of all emotions each one needs to inculcate.

Mar 14, 2013

SELFISH-ness (2)


Will to know
There is much fuss over the ‘self’. The self is vital. Charity begins at home; a sound mind in a sound body builds sound relationships, democracy involves actions of the self for the self by the self. The bewildered self has little to offer to the sphere. Yet the concept of self needs loftier understanding than mere self-centeredness. An actualized individual helps oneself and those around. That’s superior cognizance. Few have the ability, lesser still have the will to introspect and discover their own potential. Others hunt for their identities while life passes them by. These selfish people are:

my way only
Self-centered
Egotistical
Loathing
Fatuous
Insensitive
Subjective
Hard hearted