Let's talk again about the masks people wear. Recently, I really liked the work of one of the training participants. Very honest and bright work. Masks were drawn, the first mask that a person puts on for people, and the second - for himself. Unfortunately, I cannot provide an image of the first mask, as it consists of images from personal photographs. But the second mask is here. Very beautiful work. So, the first mask was an image of a mask for people, and the second mask was for oneself. The first picture, consisting of personal photographs, was a scarecrow. It was an image of parts of the face from separate photos. Mosaic mask. Separately taken from different photographs were the eyes, nose, mouth... the remaining parts of the face included smaller photographs, and overall formed an oval face. A mosaic display of oneself for the world. Mosaic perception of the world. A certain instability of the internal position in society. This mask smiled. The overall impression of this smiling mask is fear. This mask was scary. At the same time, the story about the mask was approximately as follows: “In relationships with people, I always try to be cheerful and smiling, but at the same time people are very scary for me. I'm afraid they will hurt me. And I always try to help... But people are not grateful, and somehow they always leave. I do not like it". An interesting defensive reaction is to smile and be kind. Everyone wants to be good in their life. Everyone looks at their own good deeds, but “from their own bell tower.” In fact, a person forgets to ask what is good for another. He acts from his own point of view. Sometimes he guesses, and sometimes he doesn’t. He also wants to be good out of fear. I’m scared of what they’ll think, scared of how they’ll evaluate me, I want to be good to everyone. This occurs due to a loss of internal stability, ... continued You can learn about your masks by taking part in the training “The Path to Yourself” or in individual consultations.