Abhorrence:Nuances of Hatred in Pining
"From the deepest desires often come the deadliest hate" -Socrates Before elucidating this phrase we should take a look at the topics of emotions and emotional intelligence.According to Daniel Goleman the emotional mind is far more quicker than the rational mind springing into action without pausing even a moment to consider what it is doing.Its quickness precludes the deliberate, analytic reflection that is the hallmark of the thinking mind. Actions that spring from the emotional mind carry a particularly strong sense of certainty, a byproduct of a streamlined, simplified way of looking at things that can be absolutely bewildering to the rational mind.When the dust settles, or even in mid response, we find ourselves thinking, "What did I do that for?" a sign that the rational mind is awakening to the moment,but not with the rapidity of the emotional mind. Hate has been described widely as an emotion, but also as an attitude or a sentiment. Some scholars think tha...