To Be Selfless or Not to Selfless, That Is the Question

In addition to questions about pink fencing and the latest UAAP games, we need to focus on the impending danger we are facing, but it has not been mentioned for many political problems. Terrorism is a familiar act for the poorest families in the Philippines. However, because there was not enough funds to counter it, a controversy took place in the House of Representatives and the Senate. They want to protect more citizens of this country as long as they do not go through anti-terrorism bills.

People are complex networks of kindness, love, selfishness, and aggression. Enabling the opposite coexistence is the essence of the dialectic. Individuals are not selfless or selfish, they are selfless and selfish. Our political realm includes progress and return. DBT insists that mental health needs to accept and change the paradox. In a dynamic and evolving process, we accept current and transformation goals. By accepting contradictions, paradoxes, gray shadows, you can increase the overall flexibility. We will reduce anger when the environment does not meet our harsh expectations.

We do not live in a world that is not selfish. We are not selfless, neither of us. But how selfish are we? Do you think we are selfish enough to focus only on our own need and satisfaction, or will let me have room for other people, his necessities and whimsical people? Are we involved in the whirlpool of desire or do you believe in respecting others? The most important thing is what constitutes selfish or selfless. Does selflessness be directed to the other side completely, disappearing in the shadow of the opponent, and needing to pay attention only to the needs of the other party? Or just go and fix it at the right time to balance between the two worlds.

Today, we believe that selflessness has brought some peace of mind to charity organizations. But that is too easy. True selflessness is greater, more prosperous, and more valuable. What really matters is to understand, nurture and develop true selfless thoughts. Because this is the root of addiction and increases every violence around the world, please discard this idea of ​​this foolish "I". When we understand a little, we call it "self". Not Freud's sense, this is part of the male sexual coercion quilt. More realistic things. Self is "I", and where "I" emerges, there are those who have been kicked out of the garden, fallen, sinners, and others. At the moment when "I" was born, violence was born in the darkness, blindness of the heart.