Yes . I agree. So to summarize it. **Summary:** Our subconscious is constantly *judging and evaluating* the world around us; our opinions are just a small glimpse into the part of their heart they haven't explored yet. Ideas are inherently devoid of any intricate characteristics on their own. When people react badly to us and mock us, what we see is actually someone dealing with a part of themselves they are not too sure how to react to. They are in discomfort because they are not yet ready to face the feelings we provoke by our impediment.  As long as these feelings are pushed back, the reaction will not change because the object of perception remains in the shadow. This dance of attraction and repulsion takes root in our own heart and not in the word around us. The solution? Compassion. Kindness. When we enact these qualities we create a fertile ground for people to plant the seed of introspection. We create a safe space where people feel secure enough to dig into their own hearts and understand more about themselves. This, in turn, creates a space within our own self where we can investigate and react more wisely to the world around us.