| Date: | April 8, 2006 12:40 pm |
| Subject: | Psychology | | Word Count: | 192 | | Page Count: | 1 |
I had a friend he is kind and handsome, but in fact he is very sensitive about his balding crown. I didn’t care about his baldness, but I didn’t want hurt his feelings. So, I always try to avoid a topic about hair.
One day, we were chatting about a dog. He said he likes Pomeranian, Toy Poodle, Shelty, and Afghan Hound. Then I said unconsciously "Well, you never know, but you like hairy dogs."
I usually thought, but I never say to him, if he had much hair, he would be a neat guy. It means, unconsciously, I didn’t like his baldness.
I think that the unconscious in one’s mind hides one’s real intention, and the real intention may be much critical and cynical. If it appears it would hurt others.
Usually, we keep to put on an outwardáutwird show. The green is our outward.
Green means, "promotes peace and quiet." And green has the effect of balancing an emotion.
Inside of our mind, I leave white, because our personality is depending on person, such as "So many men, so many minds."
Gray is a symbol of the most deep part of one’s consciousness.
Nails express our critical intention.
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