Examples of using Constructive behavior in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Such constructive behavior builds up the potentials on our mental continuumsfor experiencing happiness in the future.
In the long term, the main cause for happiness is constructive behavior.
When we talk about this type of constructive behavior of refraining from the destructive actions, it is very active;
If we experience happiness,we can be certain that it ripened from constructive behavior.
As for constructive behavior, even if there might not be a basis of disturbing emotions, there is still this naivety underlying it all.
So there's this confusion, and that's behind both destructive and constructive behavior.
As being in such a place so conducive for constructive behavior and thought is really quite rare, we need to try to build up as much positive force here as possible.
This is an attempt to hold in your anger and possibly convert it into more constructive behavior.
From destructive behavior and happiness from constructive behavior. Why? That is just the way the?
Suppression: This is an attempt to save your anger andpossibly turn it into more constructive behavior.
On the other hand, we have constructive behavior, which is behavior not under the influence of these disturbing emotions but may even be motivated by positive emotions, such as love, compassion, or patience.
So we have gotcompulsive destructive behavior, and compulsive constructive behavior. .
This type of constructive behavior involves, for example, looking at the deliberate killing of an animal or insect, or the deliberate act of stealing, and seeing all the drawbacks and negative results that would follow from that.
Then there are other constructive mental factors that also accompany positive or constructive behavior.
So, if we have built up the causes for happiness, which is constructive behavior, then we will experience happiness in any type of situation and not necessarily only in situations that are traditionally called“fun.”.
We need to be convinced of the causal relationship between destructive behavior andunhappiness, and between constructive behavior and happiness.
This is not like the constructive behavior of a Buddha- but behavior that is compulsive, where we compulsively do good based on an ego trip, or compulsively have to be perfect and do everything right.
The seed of our difficulties is our destructive behavior, and so we try to get rid of that seed andreplace it with a seed of constructive behavior.
From compulsive constructive behavior, we experience this ordinary happiness that never lasts and never satisfies, and we experience nice things occurring to us that are similar to nice things we have done before, but again, they don't last.
But if we never hunted and had no interest in hunting,then the fact that we don't hunt is not counted as constructive behavior, even if it is a good thing.
In our last session, we saw that if we experience unhappiness, it's the result of destructive behavior, and if we experience ordinary happiness,it's the result of constructive behavior.
If you experience ordinary happiness- the type of happiness that doesn't last and never satisfies, but yet still feels good-it's the long-term result of constructive behavior done under the influence of positive emotions, such as patience and kindness.
If you frequently use shopping as a form of entertainment or as a distraction, try to identify what you're feeling when you want to buy something andchoose a more constructive behavior that will help you deal with that emotion.
So, now we need to gain conviction in thefact that destructive behavior leads to unhappiness, whereas constructive behavior ripens into happiness.
It is by having confidence in this that we will have more and more confidence in the most basic law of karma,which is that destructive behavior leads to unhappiness and constructive behavior leads to happiness.
How, then, do we understand the causal relationship between unhappiness and destructive behavior based on disturbing emotions,and the causal relationship between happiness and constructive behavior that is relatively free of disturbing emotions?
It is accepted to divide behavioral patterns into destructive orabnormal behavior and constructive(normal), generally accepted behavior. .
First of all, we need to understand the difference between constructive and destructive behavior.
This unawareness is the basic cause, and it's linked with both our constructive and destructive behavior.