Not necessarily, my aim with this post is to bring awareness to the fact it is how people perceive and react to their environment that conditions their mind and ultimately makes them who they are. For example, you could have two people growing up in the same circumstances and turn out completely different. One could strongly identify with the suffering perceived and accept it as their fate (unconsciously) while the other could perceive it as not being good enough and desire betterment in their lives which could lead to the a break in the cycle of 'nurture'.
Not necessarily, my aim with this post is to bring awareness to the fact it is how people perceive and react to their environment that conditions their mind and ultimately makes them who they are. For example, you could have two people growing up in the same circumstances and turn out completely different. One could strongly identify with the suffering perceived and accept it as their fate (unconsciously) while the other could perceive it as not being good enough and desire betterment in their lives which could lead to the a break in the cycle of 'nurture'.