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Today's topic:
Misinterpreting empathy and some other dark forces
I rather call this term empathy and not a term that is hyped nowadays and in my opinion very wrong. We are empathic spiritual beings living inside mentally advanced physical machines. Mostly the things that are called "issues" in "modern science" are in fact matters of empathy that have been addressed in various spiritual teachings since the dawn of time. You don't have issues, you are having a philosophical, theoretical debate with yourself, and life provides methodology, practical application, and harsh, scrutinizing trials.
Empathy is commonly misinterpreted as compassion, but it is an emotional intelligence. Empathy means that we are able to analyze the mental constructs of others and exchange internal impressions. Without it we wouldn't be able to know well with people or on the whole, have a cohesive society.
The other "issues" could be classified as equally correct. Being evil is not an illness. We should not soften the words and twist them around just to accommodate monsters and justify perversion. The real issues for individuals are severe conditions - either a human is born challenged or suffers neurological damage.
If we put it this way, it sounds so much easier to comprehend, correct?