Aggression turns into cognition and thus «leaves» through this transformation – changing the quality with the same «charge».
Pain turns into action and thus «leaves» through this transformation – changing the quality with the same «charge».
Severe pain is a long overdue action. Strong aggression is a long overdue knowledge.
Trying to «relieve» the pain means interfering with the «ripening» action. Pain relief is «useful» only in the sense of passive comfort and is needed only in case of lack of strength.
Trying to «throw off» aggression by suppressing it means interfering with the «ripening» knowledge. Pacification is «useful» only in the sense of passive comfort and is needed only in case of a lack of cognitive abilities – that is, first of all, attentiveness.
Pain and aggression are the seeds of action and cognition, respectively. If you are attentive in an aggressive state (both your own and those around you), and active in a sick state (both your own and those around you), they will «sprout», having changed. And they will change the stronger and faster, the more you show attention and activity, respectively.
To recover – do a long overdue action. To calm down – satisfy a long-overdue interest.
Here are two halves of one «magic pill»: a half with the words «pain –> action» for physical health; half with the words «aggression –> attention» for mental health.
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