There are a lot of viral cliches like “Love yourself”, “Choose yourself”, “I deserve everything”… These stamps were specially created by psychologists to form a primitive CONSUMER from us. And these viruses create indifference, disrespect for others, and irresponsibility.
I’m not saying that you shouldn’t love yourself, no, of course you should love everyone…)) But why focus and lock love only on yourself, even if Spiritual texts say that for happiness you need to learn to love others. We’ve loved ourselves since we were born…))
And here’s an example for you:
So one of my friends writes:
“Today I discussed an unexplained phenomenon with the head of a famous ensemble. It turned out that he had the same thing going on as me. The musicians stopped responding to calls and messages in messengers for several days for unexplained reasons. Let’s say a person is busy, but he sees missed calls or messages from a colleague, what’s the problem with calling back or answering? Or you offer a person a job, they accept, and then they stop contacting you. A colleague suggested that this is the behavior of a new generation of buzzers, but the same thing happens in the older generation. There have been cases when a musician is already on the poster, but he forgets to attend a concert and on the day of the performance he urgently has to look for a replacement. And this is not an isolated case. Can someone clearly explain the reason for such indifference? We didn’t have an explanation.”
Once I came across this, when I was worried about a young relative who came to a big city, I couldn’t get an answer from her for several days just because she was hanging out with friends at that time and she wasn’t interested in answering me… That is, she made it clear to me that she doesn’t respect me at all, doesn’t appreciate me, and I bothered her with one question about her well-being. Accordingly, it was more unpleasant for me to communicate with her. But I could have helped her a lot…
Something like that…
Do you think the philosophy of stroking the Ego, which is so propagandized from every iron, can bring at least some benefit to society and to the person himself, except for a single benefit?
Elena Kshanti
