Are you empty?

Nowadays, we often hear words such as ‘Oh, it’s so boring, nothing is interesting’ and ‘Forget it, let’s do it, there’s nothing to do.’ This is a manifestation of psychological emptiness. Emptiness refers to the blankness of a person’s spiritual world, without faith, no sustenance, boredom, or indulging in Paijiu, or drinking and drugs, or committing prostitution and stealing, or spending all kinds of wine and earth, drunkenness and dreams, like walking corpses. First of all, spiritual emptiness is a social disease, and its existence is extremely common. This pathological psychology is very likely to occur when society loses its spiritual pillar or diversification of social values leads to some people being at a loss, or when personal values are erased. In capitalist society, workers become vassals of machines, and the relationship between people is alienated into employment and money relationships. People’s value is replaced by profits, selling and buying. All that exists between people is a material transaction relationship. Many people therefore live in a depressed and tense environment. Everyone is facing the threat of unemployment. Today is not aware of tomorrow. Many people have to just live by and numb themselves by taking drugs, indulging, etc. Nowadays, the commodity economy has brought vitality to the market economy, but its utilitarianism and competitiveness have made some people burdened by fame, wealth and competition, and these people become slaves of money. ‘Laughing the poor but not the prostitute’, as long as you have money, you are willing to do anything, and put all personality, national character, ideals, and chastity behind your mind. Some people pursue material enjoyment one-sidedly, and pay attention to luxury and style when eating, clothing, housing and transportation, but they are very empty inside. Take the words of a self-employed person: ‘We are so poor that we only have money left.’ Secondly, the harm of mental emptiness is very great. Comrade Mao Zedong once said that people need a little spirit. In other words, a person must have ideals, ambitions and ambitions in order to meet all challenges and be successful in the world. However, those with mental emptiness are often sluggish. Isn’t it just empty talk? Even their family and personal lives cannot be maintained normally. Idle people and alcoholics in society are flooded in the streets and alleys, bringing great problems to social security. Spiritual emptiness hinders social development and is harmful to human development. We must be cautious. Through testing, people can understand the harm of emptiness to people’s psychology and how we should face emptiness.