You Still Have Your Conscience
Sometimes you don't. You know? Even us as masculine guys that want to... You see me, I'm writing love pieces, right? Because I'm in love. And the people that want to hate on me should hate.
But if you are not in love, you may not feel what lovers are feeling. You cannot, right? So you have to be in love. And likewise, if you are in pain, too.
The person that is happy may not feel how you feel. So, yeah. Why do you want to criticize the opposite of what you don't feel? It's not that I don't feel it.
Maybe it's at the moment because you cannot tell me as a human being you've never loved or you've never felt pain or you've never been happy or stuff like that. So at that point, you have experienced that. So when you see someone moving in that direction, you flow with them and understand with them why they're there.
All right. Thank you very much, guys. Friends? Friends? Quickly.
Friends and those. So, that was a beautiful poem from Nathaniel. The poem is actually meant to be a poem of encouragement, I think.
But it ends up becoming a jab and insult to people who have failed to live their lives due to the inner possibilities they could not achieve. And before I say anything further, Auntie Sheva, please, don't enter idea. Leave her.
Or do, to an extent, what you said might have been true. Because that poem is more like a jab to many people. Let's not forget idea now and look at the grand scheme of things.
It happens to almost all of us. When you see someone doing something you think you are capable of doing, there is this feeling of envy, jealousy. Of course, as someone who is conscious of their emotions, you can literally wean it off.
But at that initial phase, when you see that thing, I feel like I actually have the ability to beat this thing, but I am not doing it. Then you feel this person is not even doing well at the end of the day. If you are the type that you still have your home training and you still have your conscience, you would let that envy and jealousy wean you off.
