“Please, please do not write strong criticisms or slander, as this letter to him may be the last letter he can read.”
It took me three years
to understand that. She had a relatively modest personality and she was reluctant to take leadership.
I didn’t know how her modest personality was formed. But it was three years after I met her that I noticed my misunderstanding.
Unexpectedly, she liked to take care of her peers. She actively engages in chores that do not benefit her. She actively undertakes chores for her companions.
One of her recent active chores is collecting letters of encouragement for a man.
The man is ill and hospitalized and is being treated in an isolation ward. She thinks we should write and send a letter for him.
And the letter addressed to him is likely to be the last letter of his life.
Can the public assert a certain view?
Are we individuals or the masses?
We are generally recognized as individuals who think, judge, make decisions, and act on various things. But that is just the subjective view of each of us.
Objectively, we are part of a group called the masses. This group does not think, judge or decide. The public just chooses and acts.
If we, as the masses, claim a certain view, it is shown by action. Yes, our actions represent our consensus.
Therefore, the enlightenment message addressed to us will probably never arrive. Because we don’t exist anywhere.
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“Can you imagine? I got an injection in my heart. I felt sick and vomited.” Hey, he’s in this hangout. Has his illness been completely cured? I and everyone were struck by strange emotions. Did the hospital treating him allow him to go out? No, rather, what was he ill? And was the letter of encouragement addressed to him delivered to him? Also, did he read it? He had a conversation with some of his friends at the hangout. The hangout friends are also wondering what’s going on. And he ignored me. Even though I didn’t slander him in the letter to him.
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