A mind that has spent a long time searching for safety, once it finds it—or thinks it has—will get used to it. Rather than learning from the experience, it will turn it into a permanent reality, preserve the feeling, and, falling prey to its own .insatiability, try to build upon it. When its search for safety ends, it will begin seeking love; when love ends, it will seek respect. Thus, it will spend its entire life chasing a new emotion. The only way out of this cycle is for a person to dig deep, find those feelings within themselves, nurture them, and accept that they are variables—not guarantees.
A person should only welcome others into their mind once they've nourished their own. Unlike in ordinary life, in this realm, each mind must cook its own meal—no one can order theirs from outside. Whoever takes in a guest before their own mind is fed will remain hungry forever
