Why are we so attached to our things? - Christian Jarrett

Jean Piaget, the founder of child psychology, the founder of child psychology, observed that after intense anger, infants were deprived of what they considered to be their projects. Several deep contents about human nature: Our ownership consciousness appeared very early. But why are we so obsessed with things? Christian Jarrett details the psychology of ownership

Attachment is now the source of all our happiness. We are connected with our external friends and relatives, our intellectual and spiritual work, we are able to have fun. What brings pain, but what is this attachment? We must be free from ourselves to be happy. As long as we have the power to separate ourselves, there is no pain. Only that person can get the best nature, he has the ability to combine himself with his own energy, and he has the ability to break away from himself when he should I have. The difficulty is that it must have the same adhesion as separation. Some people have never been fascinated by anything. They never love, they are kind and energetic; they escape most of the pain of life. However, the walls do not feel pain, the walls never love nor hurt, but after all, this is the wall. We do not want this. It is weak, it is death

As a Christian, our New Testament writers are all alarming us to believe in this world. We were warned that we are too dependent on what the world has to offer. As we tend to focus on what gives us immediate satisfaction in this world there are so many articles about resisting the temptation of the world. 7 So you will return to God. Resist the devil, he will escape you. 8 He will be near you, near God. You are a double heart, purify your hands, your sinners, and purify your souls. 9 Sad, sorrow, and crying. Let your laughter turn to mourning, turn your joy into melancholy. 10 Make yourself humble in the presence of the Lord, and he will raise you. (Jacob 4: 7-10, ESV)

For Protino, what we call "evil" is that as we attach to things in the world we will invest sufficiently in God 's thoughts. The purpose of our desires and feelings is not "bad" in itself, it is in the process of keeping us away from the purpose of life. It is to realize the heart of God. In this way, so-called "evil problems" (Christian's apologies have been debated for centuries, if there is anything wrong with God). Sacred heart, but not intentional. Humans cause "evil" by choosing to link themselves with the happiness of the earth and the happiness of happiness rather than the heart of God. Therefore, although the purpose of charm that attracts us is provided by the heart of God, humans are the cause of "evil".