Insecurity: The root of human insecurity or an insecure human brain

Author: Zhao Xinsan
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: A hidden chronic ailment of human nature is revealed. Zhao Xinsan directs his perspective straight to the depths of the human heart, offering a classification and analysis of the increasingly anxious mindset of modern people. Anxiety strikes every corner of the contemporary world, directing a diverse human drama—human bombers, biological invasions, and the panic of survival have even affected Americans today. Anxiety also prompts humans to extend a helping hand to one another. This is a "white paper" that can make the restless and anxious modern Earth reflect on how to achieve inner peace through self-healing, mutual healing, or collective salvation. Human anxiety precedes human civilization. Anxiety and the search for peace and tranquility run like a red thread through the journey of human civilization—past, present, and future. Or to say, anxiety is the longitude, while the pursuit of well-being is the latitude. Together, these two weave the history of human civilization. I am like a fisherman, holding a large net in my hands. This net is invisible because it is merely a philosophical concept. It is called anxiety. I cast this net into the world of life, striving to capture the countless manifestations of anxiety from multiple levels. This is the book in the hands of the readers. Perhaps, it will bring you some comfort and encouragement, giving you a sense of "calmness in the face of great events," as anxiety approaches you.