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The author presents a practical theory of mental cultivation that treats harmful emotions as mental germs that can be uprooted rather than merely suppressed. He identifies anger as the source of aggressive passions and worry as the source of cowardly ones, and outlines elementary methods for eliminating these roots. The text combines a personal account of applying the method, a recorded discussion, a diagnosis and prescription for common passions, supporting anecdotes and external evidence, and suggestions for daily practice aimed at achieving emotional emancipation and steadier, more generous living.
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