Darkness and love shouldn't be in the same sentence right? I know that reaction, but then humans will always be humans. They complicate even the simplest of things. Have you seen how a mother revels in the glory of her child?, have you seen a man consumed by intoxication to his woman? , have you seen a woman in service of her man? The sacrifices, the face glow, the happiness. Love is arguably the greatest feeling in the history of mankind. How did we manage to infuse darkness into such a beautiful scenery!. Because people just don't love and care enough. The one is love is weak, vulnerable and mostly insecure. They want clarity alot of times, they are unsure of what their partner truly feels. Once someone sense you now invested, darkness overtakes them. The very sign of vulnerability displayed activates a level of evil in your partner. They will watch you wail, gnash your teeth, hurt yourself but do nothing because they really don't care. They know you are throwing tantr...
It's always in the mind first. Every thought, decision, and idea is first ingrained in our mind, after which it translates into a choice box somewhere in our brain. We weigh the risks, likability, and interest levels, and we reach a conclusion to act or not. In between all of the above processes is a safe lock (the mindset). It serves as the fuel that transitions the processed information into a loop of uncertainty or clarity. The mindset is also independent of influence. It only projects what is given unto it. That's why it's extremely important to feed it positively, as against being pessimistic. Let me give a practical analogy. Except on rare occasions, the actor in a movie, the protagonist, will always win irrespective of whatever is thrown at it by the antagonist. Somewhere in my subconscious I already have it ingrained that the actor will always defeat the boss, a local palanche, no matter how disadvantaged he is. Even when it's clear beyond every reasonabl...