One's inherent habits depend on the 'The masses feeling' being | Curiosity Pub

One's inherent habits depend on the "The masses feeling" being as the days go by. So it can be changed not only by the idea or desire of change, but by a "counter-poetic mass" that breaks up the first mass until it replaces it. Only here old habits turn into thoughts, images or the spectrum of the past, and new habits into daily emotional momentum. The new emotional Mass can be gathered only on two conditions: the profound recognition that a change of this kind is necessary for pain, and the second, the full acceptance of this pain and thus the unconditional willingness to be patient with it.‌‌ (1)