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My summarized view of a depressed life

The Transcended Omniverse

Well-Known Member
I think people need their good moods/feelings (their feel-good chemical/neurotransmitter induced states of well being) to allow them to perceive (see) the good value, joy, beauty, happiness, love, and worth in their lives. I don't think our way of thinking, our outlooks, actions, and our value judgments alone allow us to truly see these qualities. I don't think we can experience any of these qualities without our good moods/feelings. I would like to add one last thing here. That is, this view of mine has been an issue for me and I wish to talk it out if you don't mind.
 
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Deidre

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This is interesting. So we can't choose our moods, are you saying? I kind of agree because if there is a chemical imbalance, it will be difficult to maintain positive moods. Thoughts?
 
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