Signs of (Non)Acceptance in Each Mind

Acceptance is truly crucial for human happiness, but it is not so easy to move from a state of non-acceptance to a state of acceptance, as a conclusion by Racio that we will accept ourselves from now on is not enough; all three minds must arrive at this realization. Each mind behaves completely differently in non-acceptance than in acceptance, and acceptance brings out the most valued human qualities in each mind...

Racio: An accepting Racio becomes very understanding of those who think differently and only reacts negatively when it perceives a distinct imposition of difference from the other side or when someone causes significant damage through their actions. In non-acceptance, Racio loses its sense of moderation and develops a strong need to accumulate anything at all (even knowledge) ... this trait of Racio's immoderation is often expressed as greed.

Emocio: In acceptance, Emocio becomes a kind of good-natured jolly person, but in non-acceptance, distinctively excessive competitiveness comes to the fore (this includes unsportsmanlike behavior, cutthroat tactics, and achieving goals at any cost). Emocio's non-acceptance is most often the engine of ambitious people, while an accepting Emocio is more of a bon vivant than an achiever and does not have high-flying goals.

Instinkt: Many equate Emocio's sullen competitiveness with envy, which upon superficial observation is very similar to excessive competitiveness. However, true envy is a distinct trait only of a non-accepting Instinkt. In non-acceptance, it becomes malicious, spiteful, and distinctly envious... but in acceptance, it is compassionate, caring, always ready to jump in and help, very socially oriented, and sensitive to injustices happening to others.

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