09/21/2025
Most of the world’s political conflicts, wars, and social divisions are fueled not only by material interests but also by suppressed emotions. Fear, shame, anger, and grief—when denied or projected—become collective forces that drive aggression, nationalism, and polarization. Leaders and populations alike repeat old wounds on a global scale, turning unprocessed inner pain into external battles. This is why emotional work is not just personal healing; it’s political. When individuals learn to face and integrate their emotions, they break cycles of projection and violence. Working on our emotions creates space for clarity, empathy, and authentic dialogue—the foundation for resolving global problems at their root.
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