How to help a loved one without imposing your own beliefs.

We continue exploring the topic of imposing good, of forcibly trying to make someone happy.
Today we’ll look at the following questions:
What should you do if you often find yourself in such situations?
How can you avoid trouble when helping loved ones?
What specifics should you keep in mind to avoid harming yourself or others?

Forcing good on others, or The dangers of playing the rescuer

Out of nobility and kindness of heart, many people rush to “rescue” others, sincerely believing they are helping. In reality, they cause harm, both to those around them and to themselves. Why does a good deed lead to sad consequences? Why does helping others ruin your own life? You will find out in this article.

“Excellent student” — a complex or a soul’s task

At some point in life, you realize that striving to do everything perfectly becomes an impossible task. You’ve already taken on so much that you simply don’t have the strength to handle it all. A wild urge arises to shed the burden of being a “perfect student” and just do things as they come, or maybe even deliberately worse than you could. Is this a protest of the soul or temporary powerlessness? You’ll find the answer in this article.