EMOTIONAL COMPLEXES
Illnesses that could be afflicting you or loved ones.
W
HEN OVERWHELMING EMOTIONS
hit you, no matter how strong you are,
you will succumb to them. What you
don’t want is to get entrapped in an emotional
complex. People with emotional complexes
are soft targets for all sorts of emotional
manipulation and so they are more likely to
become pawns of a terrorist agenda.
According to the knowledge dispensed
by His Divine Eminence Gohar Shahi, people
mainly suffer from superiority and inferiority
complexes. These are formed due to our
perceptions, experiences, desires and patterns
of emotions.
For example, when a complex-free person
fails, they experience sorrow. However, someone
leaning towards an inferiority complex will not
simply feel sorrow when they fail; they’ll feel
rejection. If they fail again, the emotional trauma
that they go through doubles the pain. When they
fail for the third time, all the pain, sadness and
feelings of rejection are muddled up to form an
inferiority complex. Oftentimes, this complex is
duly aided by depression.
On the other hand, someone with a
particularly strong ego is more prone to
developing a superiority complex.
Since these complexes are more about
people’s thought processes rather than
their behaviour, it is not always clear from
someone’s behaviour whether they suffer from
a superiority or inferiority complex. Someone
with a superiority complex may appear to be
very humble while somebody with an inferiority
complex may seem arrogant.
His Holiness Younus AlGohar notes, ‘Emotional
complexes, as I assume, are fantasies.’
You could be a wonderful person,