Human Behavior and Undulation
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What is the nearest approach to constancy for animals?

  • Equilibrium
  • Stability
  • Uniformity
  • Undulation (correct)
  • What alternates with periods of numbness and poverty in a patient?

  • Physical appetites
  • Interest in work
  • Periods of emotional and bodily richness and liveliness (correct)
  • Affection for friends
  • What must one do to make good use of the dryness and dullness in a patient?

  • Ask what the Enemy wants to make of it and do the opposite (correct)
  • Wait it out
  • Enhance its effects
  • Ignore it
  • What does the Enemy rely on more to get permanent possession of a soul?

    <p>Troughs</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why do the Enemy's special favorites go through longer and deeper troughs?

    <p>To absorb their will into the Enemy’s</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the Enemy’s aim in absorbing a human's will?

    <p>To increase the area of His own selfhood at their expense</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How does the obedience the Enemy demands of men differ?

    <p>It focuses on love</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Animals Inhabit Time

    • Animals, including humans, are constantly changing due to their existence in time
    • The closest they can get to constancy is through undulation, which involves:
      • Returning to a level
      • Experiencing a series of troughs and peaks

    Observing Undulation in Humans

    • A person's:
      • Interest in their work
      • Affection for friends
      • Physical appetites
      • Emotional and bodily richness and liveliness
      • Periods of numbness and poverty
      • Dryness and dullness
    • These aspects will alternate, and it's essential to make good use of them

    Making Good Use of Undulation

    • To make good use of undulation:
      • Ask what the Enemy wants to make of it
      • Do the opposite

    The Enemy's Strategy

    • The Enemy gains permanent possession of a soul by:
      • Relying on troughs even more than peaks
    • Some of the Enemy's favorites have gone through longer and deeper troughs than anyone else

    The Enemy's Goals

    • To the Enemy, humans are primarily:
      • Food
    • The ultimate goal is to:
      • Absorb human will into the Enemy's own
      • Increase the area of the Enemy's selfhood at the expense of humans

    The Enemy's Demands

    • The obedience the Enemy demands from humans is:
      • A different thing
    • The Enemy's love for humans is not what it seems

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    This quiz explores how humans, like other animals, experience constant change and undulation in their lives, affecting their interests, emotions, and physical appetites.

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