I feel that there are so many opinions on depression. To me it is such a personal thing, mental health or whatever, we each have our own degrees of it, imbalances or chemical reactions leading to it. What really matters I believe is that we take it seriously, that we do not hide behind a mask of pretence or smile through pain in our hearts, but own the truth of our existence and pay attention to the things that really matter to us. Doing this for ourselves and each other is one way to make serious changes in our communities. I was once amazed to read that 20% of our population are much more sensitive than the other 80% so there is much less understanding of their natures and little understood about this 20%. And as sensitive beings there is pressure to conform to the higher percentage of people. Maybe it is the 80% that need to better understand this nature, particularly in more of our academic studies and institutes. Learning to be a clown is not always the most helpful way for some, yet the sad clown permeates our society continually laughed at, enjoyed and frequently misunderstood. Thank you for this link Li Es Vh Ee I find it captivating........https://youtube/watch?v=S6xyHna-NuM
Posted on: Sat, 16 Aug 2014 10:18:07 +0000