Mood swing

A mood swing is an extreme or rapid change in mood. Quotes Delight comes to one who is miserable.Misery to one filled with delight.As a bhikkhu undelighted, untroubled:That's how you should know me, friend.After a long time at last I seeA brahmin who is fully quenched,A bhikkhu undelighted, untroubled.Who has crossed over attachment to the world. Gautama Buddha, Saṃyutta Nikāya Sagathavagga 308 The other great advantage of the seasons, both earthly and liturgical, is that they circle slowly round quite independently of one’s own moods and thus become a corrective and offer perspective. I may be feeling glum, but Easter reminds me of resurrection anyway, I may be swayed by some splurge of Christmas consumerism but Advent reminds me that all I really need is the savior who is coming and for whose advent I should prepare. So the seasons, like all the old liturgical patterns, like the practice of reading scripture, can set us free from the tyranny of our own mood swings. In that sense they are always a blessing. Malcolm Guite, INTERVIEW WITH MALCOLM GUITE – AFTER PRAYER (September 22, 2019) See also Emotions External links Category:Emotions Category:Psychology