The Meaning of 3 Seemingly Innocent Reactions
Pay attention to these reactions now that you will understand what they mean.
After continuing Carl Jung’s research into the human psyche through dream interpretation I found out that the primitive part of our brain is worse than Jung concluded and that it interferes in our behavior very often in many ways that we are not aware of.
I began to notice people’s reactions in combination with the messages contained in their dreams, and I noticed that they often reflect a cruel indifference that goes unnoticed by most people.
The first strange reaction I noticed was when I observed the behavior of several people when they had very sad news about something that happened to someone else.
For example, when someone told a person that their neighbor’s car was stolen and they just stood there and said nothing, this reaction that doesn’t seem strange indicated a lack of interest and compassion.
Silence in this case indicates cruelty and indifference. This person didn’t care at all about their neighbor’s problem. They didn’t seem shocked or asked anything about this case.
I’ve noticed the same reaction in several people whenever someone tells them something sad about someone else. This seemingly innocent reaction that actually denotes cruel indifference doesn’t alarm anyone, but you should pay attention to this detail to understand what others think when you tell something sad that happened to you or someone else.
This way you will understand the influence of the primitive and wild part of their brain on their behavior and you will understand whether they care about your well-being or not when you tell them something sad that happened to you.
The second alarming reaction that goes unnoticed by many people is the interruption of a serious conversation so that the person hearing the description of a sad event makes an irrelevant and superficial remark about something.
For example, you are telling someone that your boss is very demanding and unfair and that you feel like quitting when she interrupts what you are saying to add a remark that is not part of the conversation and says to you: “Sorry for interrupting you, but I wanted to tell you that you look more attractive now that you’ve cut your hair.”
This interruption clearly indicates that the person listening to you complain about your boss was not interested in your problem at all and was just impatiently waiting for you to finish saying what you were saying to change the subject. As you took your time with the narrative, this person decided to interrupt you and change the subject too soon.
This interruption reflects the influence of the primitive part of their brain, which did not let this person feel sorry for your problem.
So, whenever someone interrupts what you say when you talk about something sad to make an insignificant remark, it means that they are not interested and you better not waste your time telling more details about this matter.
The third seemingly innocent reaction that reflects cruelty I’ve noticed in the behavior of several people when someone tells them something important is that they yawn.
Yawns do not indicate sleep, but a lack of interest. They are generated by the primitive part of people’s brains to prevent them from paying attention to something that should alarm them.
Therefore, whenever someone yawns when you tell them something important, don’t believe their excuses if they say they’re tired and have had little sleep.
In fact, they’re not interested in what you’re saying at all, and there’s no point in insisting.
Now that you know the meaning of these seemingly innocent reactions that don’t seem to indicate anything alarming when you talk to someone, don’t be fooled by appearances.
People who listen to you react this way because they don’t have the slightest pity for someone who is suffering for some reason, or they are not at all interested in something very important that they should listen very carefully.
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