Esoteric Christianity And Mental Therapeutics
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The more hungry a man is, that is, the more intense his desire for food, the better his food tastes to him. With- out appetite, which is only a name for desire, the richest viands afford no pleasure in the eating. Desire is the ground of all pleasurable sensations. This is the reason why the same thing may be pleasurable to one person, and painful or unpleasant to another. It is owing to the difference in the feelings or mental attitude of the two persons toward it.
The one likes it ; the other... dislikes it, which are only other names for desire and aversion. What is pleasurable to us at one time may be unpleasant or painful to us at another time, from the law of sympathy and antipathy, or desire and aversion.
There is another class of sensations, which we designate pain. The pain may exist in a thousand degrees of vivid- ness or intensity. The too great sourness of an orange or an apple is pain. Anything we dislike is painful to us, and in exact proportion to the degree in which we dislike it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The more hungry a man is, that is, the more intense his desire for food, the better his food tastes to him. With- out appetite, which is only a name for desire, the richest viands afford no pleasure in the eating. Desire is the ground of all pleasurable sensations. This is the reason why the same thing may be pleasurable to one person, and painful or unpleasant to another. It is owing to the difference in the feelings or mental attitude of the two persons toward it.
The one likes it ; the other... dislikes it, which are only other names for desire and aversion. What is pleasurable to us at one time may be unpleasant or painful to us at another time, from the law of sympathy and antipathy, or desire and aversion.
There is another class of sensations, which we designate pain. The pain may exist in a thousand degrees of vivid- ness or intensity. The too great sourness of an orange or an apple is pain. Anything we dislike is painful to us, and in exact proportion to the degree in which we dislike it.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W F Warren Felt Evans to read onlineMoreLess
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