OCR Text from Book Page Universal Goodness หน้า 59
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Universal Goodness : 57 Language assumes three different forms, namely, language of the heart or feeling, speech and writing. (1) Language of the Heart or Feeling It is the language of emotions. Emotions, in turn, arise as a result of coming into contact with things. The emotions of a clean person are different from those of a dirty person. • A person went on a trip and saw some beautiful sights. The images stay with him for days. A person went somewhere and saw something terrible. The image stays with him for days. • A person went out to eat and the food was delicious. He looks pleased each time he recalls the experience. A person went out to eat but the food was foul-tasting. He looks as if he is about to throw up each time he recalls the experience. • A person feels joyful when he hears lovely music. A person feels terrible when he hears someone using profanity. Language of the heart is derived from hearing, seeing, smelling, drinking, eating and touching something. It differs with different persons depending on how clean or how dirty a person is.
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