The nature of personal reality. Part II

J. Roberts argues that a person can shape their life on their own, choose any scenario and not to be independent of the opinions of others.
In the second part of "the Nature of personal reality" the author suggests that a person should pay attention to their emotions, as they are key to the creative life.
Emotions, according to J. Roberts, arise not under the influence of external circumstances or events, they are the result of our thoughts. Listening to yourself in a situation where we are afraid, worried, angry or happy, you can try to understand what thoughts cause a particular reaction. But if we learn to recognize the nature and power of your thoughts and emotions, we can avoid trouble, to cope with depression and to choose only the desired events that will lead to joy and harmony with ourselves and the surrounding reality.
The author is confident that the state of happiness and satisfaction is the best indicator that we shape personal reality in accordance with their wishes.