Do we essentially change? - Page 2

Yes we do. We do essentially change. Inside and outside. Changes on the inside manifest on outside too. Edited by Angel-likeDevil - 9 years ago

dig deep into yourself and think of all the years you have lived you will find answer. 

It's human nature to evolve, change and adapt.

As you delve deeper in life and are exposed to the complexities of life, you ultimately change but change doesn't necessarily means amelioration. I for one have gone through a lot of changes in myself as I introspect and contemplate myself and the world that surrounds me and have eventually grown thick skins around. Maybe it is not change that you go through and is merely adaptation but the point remains firm.

We are supposed to grow up really, and many of us do. Life also throws changes of circumstance in our way and we adapt. But even after being used to adapting to newer things and labels and situations, inevitably so, we only change within our biological and psychological limits. We're always growing into a more defined version of ourselves, if you will. Lot of things can be changed but then those basics ones, not them. So, do we essentially ever change? No.


Edited by epiphany. - 9 years ago

It would be difficult not to change.

Hi...myself soumee...see, about this topic, i would start by saying that change is inevitable...the thing that matters most is what people actually believe...and that depends to the company they have had exposure to...a good company can always mould a person beautifully from inside...and a person can change...if they have the will and perseverance for that...but sadly, thats not always the case...as people, even after trying to change, many a times, are unable to do so...blame their surroundings n their basic mindset...they can improve their personality, sure...but within the deep recesses of their mind, they dont really change, n make themselves believe that they have...interesting concept, i would say...well, human mind is the most fascinating, complicated thing ever...all that grey matter n white matter working to make u into something...cant be described...😊

The answer to this question is largely determined by how one defines "change"... 

It doesn't matter if we acquire different responses to varied stimuli, physical or otherwise, over time; the unit responding to stimuli stay the same. If the equilibrium of that fundamental unit shifts, we get imbalanced and dysfunctional. So, any fundamental change is not appreciated by self-units and is rather harmful. It's about inertia. So, normally, we don't essentially change. If we do, under some external force, we're screwed

I am beginning to feel that, no matter how much a man may change emotionally, mentally, behaviourally.. the heart never changes. The core, the soul of a man does never change.. Growth on the other hand is different though.. it helps one manage with the heart and life.