Poor Relationships Often Lead to Psychological Problems and Illness

The problem of today’s world lies in human relationships.

Poor relationships often lead to psychological difficulties and illnesses.

Nowadays, it is not difficult to create unhealthy relationships within society, at the workplace, in private life, and even at home.

This is the wound and the price of modern priorities.

A blindfold over the eyes, plugs in the ears, a tape over the mouth.

I see nothing, I hear nothing – exactly at the moment when I should be seeing and hearing:

the rejection and disrespect of other people, suppression, disapproval, bullying, abuse, deception, betrayal, not allowing another person to express their emotions while at the same time suppressing our own emotions.

Ignoring people, even though we know they do not deserve to be ignored.

Created injustices, lies, dirty and hidden games, rumors, false hugs and kisses, false love, and a false family.

Modern priorities are not truly ours.

This is not who we are.
This does not come from our true nature.
It is not natural.

As small children, we did not know these things.

They were learned.

A false system taught us these patterns – a system that leads to the destruction of families, healthy human values, and our health.

This system leads us toward the edge of a cliff and into a form of slavery.

It leads us toward despair, excessive work, greed, poverty, and illness.

Fear is planted deep inside people.

Cheating and betrayal are even encouraged, because a “modern person” supposedly has to be unfaithful and not old-fashioned or loyal.

But we forget who we truly need to be most loyal to.

The answer is:

First, to ourselves and to our own conscience – so that we do not poison ourselves with false modern priorities.

Being loyal to these new priorities?

A big:

NO, THANK YOU.

I would rather choose patience, self-discipline, and perseverance.

I continue to trust myself and do what I love.

I still believe in a better tomorrow, and I believe that there is still a small piece of goodness within people.

As long as this small piece exists, there is still hope for humanity.

But it begins with the individual.

Every person should find their own small piece of kindness.

Everything begins within ourselves.

Love and respect yourself.

Only then can you expect to respect others, love the people close to you, and a miracle can happen:

The people around you begin to respect you again, those close to you come closer, and you receive the opportunity to be loved again.