Sep 13, 2015 00:33
icon: "writing (a relief carving of Seshat, overlaid with my fractal "Colorflight")"
kindness:
the unwillingness to deliberately cause harm, and the effort to avoid causing it accidentally.
self-control:
ability to say no to one's impulsive desires in favor of long-term desires and to manage one's own emotions.
abstract concepts,
communication / words
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i will try to figure out what these two mean to me...
kindness is ability that some people have, some don't, but it can be developed, so it is an ability to forgive and ability to forget one's own needs in favor of the other's needs. balance must be retained, otherwise it would be rather called altruism
self-control is something that i do not want to practice all the time :) it is a skill to identify impulses before a full blown behavioral response AND make a conscious decision of appropriate for the situation emotion and action.
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