The experience of frustration is always an expression of the mind’s projection and its attachment to what it projects as an alternative reality to what things were (nostalgia) or should be (judgment, egocentric reinterpretation), in order to avoid questioning reality.
Consciously reflecting on this experience of frustration is an act of wisdom.
Letting go of what frustrates is an act of greater wisdom.
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Out of context, it may as well look very close to cowardice…
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Does that matter?
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Oh…For people involved in discussions with other human beings, it might.
I, couldn’t care less.
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I would say the degree of my indifference to the issue is almost impossible to put into words…
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Be careful though… Such unfathomable lack of interest can cause dizziness to unprepared minds.
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Sheer incomprehension, when they realise that what is so important to them is meaningless to me…
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