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Chapter 148

Chapter 15, verse 6 Jealousy is poison to the soul. ? ?

When American scientist Edison was doing experiments when he was a child, unfortunately he became deaf, and his ears could hardly hear the sound.Although his life was so unfortunate, he still insisted on his career, and he had a total of 1093 inventions in his brilliant life. ?
A person who was so jealous of him deliberately yelled in Edison's ear at a banquet: "Dear Mr. Edison, can you hear me?"?
Edison shook his head, indicating that he couldn't hear clearly. ?
"It's so pitiful, the ears can't listen to the beautiful music, what's the point of living for such a person?" The man frowned, showing a look full of sympathy and sarcasm. ?
Edison ignored him. ?
In order to alleviate the embarrassing atmosphere that no one paid attention to him, the man continued in a slightly relaxed tone: "You are the king of invention, why don't you invent a hearing aid for yourself? I heard that you are not completely deaf, so you are not all-rounder-what?" All-rounder who can invent. Good God, how cruel you are, you are always not perfect when you create things, you have pity on the great inventor, let him regain his hearing, even if he only listens to beautiful music once Row!"?
Only then did Edison say to the person who was yelling loudly in his ear: "No, sir, it is unfortunate for me to be deaf, but it makes me save time listening to a lot of nonsense and concentrate on inventing." , don’t you think that’s another good thing?”?
He paused, and then asked: "For example, how much of what you said in the few minutes just now is necessary to listen to? If you use your ears to listen to extremely boring words, that would be called misfortune!"?
Mind walk?

Jealousy is a cancer of the mind, which must be eliminated, otherwise it will lead to paranoid psychosis or schizophrenia.To eliminate this kind of perverted jealousy, you need to treat other people's achievements correctly, evaluate yourself objectively, look at your own strengths, and establish a psychological mechanism of self-superiority. ?
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