Kim Ik-hyun: Learning and Mastering How to Use Wholesome Emotions

A well-being raised by an old lady. It is always sad to think of a grandmother who died after an accident while waiting for a fellow player to play. My friend, Sun-jun, lost his mother and grew in hatred of his father. Two friends who share similar feelings and stick together. Then he eats his refrigerator food and goes to the hospital. The nagging sister insists that you must know the Spinoza philosophy to avoid becoming a slave of desire and emotion. Knowing the cause and consequences of your emotions can free you from negative emotions. You have a true sense of what's going on, and you have an intelligent mind. Is she really saying that? I read Spinoza books, studied the causes of emotions like sadness and joy and hidden desires in my heart, gradually realizing where my feelings originate. Once we know the cause of our emotions, it's a curiously less negative emotion. “Father, it's not your fault that the truck came in! He turned the steering wheel to save her! If you know the cause and consequences of your anger, then you'll be free to hate your father. He learns the wisdom of studying Spinoza's use of emotions, how to get greater pleasure, and how to change into less grief.... What's the solution?

Korean title: 배우며 익히는 온전한 감정 사용법

Korean author: 김익현

Korean publisher: 자음과모음

ISBN-13: 9788954447492