A distinct difficulty of the post-modern era is the suffering of emotional truth.
My privilege looks after me financially and occupationally, with a relatively nourishing and healthy lifestyle of work and play enjoyed.
However, my emotionally life is trickier, often undernourished, with passionate truth trickier yet.
As much as I find BTA distasteful, his philosophy about emotional truths seem to offer agency.
I have little in the way of emotional space at the moment, and even less in the way of emotional nourishment.
Rather than 'aiming to do more', I should perhaps aim to nourish all elements of this life as I once did... or did I?
Rather than see my aims as a continual 'progress' that 'gets better'...
Every damn book on emotional intelligence speaks about monetising it. That in itself speaks against how the West considers 'emotional intelligence, or how we interpret our body's daily workings.
What reflections have I enjoyed?