Every individual encounters similar situations and participates in a shared human experience; there is no temptation that is unique to any person. Every individual has undergone emotions such as grief, sadness, suffering, apprehension, trepidation, and unease, as these feelings are inherent to the human condition. None of us have been exempt from confronting these distressing circumstances. It is valuable to consider the factors contributing to the success of certain individuals who have triumphed over abusive childhoods. This can be attributed to the mindset and comprehension that individuals adopt when facing the obstacles they confront.I propose the existence of a metaphysical representation of all interactions involving physical entities. I maintain that simply appreciating the visual attractiveness of something does not automatically establish a connection with the satisfaction derived from its aesthetics. Instead, it is the perception of the underlying purpose behind the objects we encounter that generates our enjoyment. From my perspective, depression can be comprehended as a sense of disconnection from the material realm, comparable to a metaphysical refusal.I strictly adhere to the scriptures as the exclusive framework for comprehending the human existence. I firmly maintain the belief that articulating and confronting our internal experiences is vital for personal development and restoration. In this regard, we can derive inspiration from the Psalmist, who openly shared his struggles and difficulties. Acknowledging our dualistic nature as spiritual and physical beings, it is essential to acknowledge not only our cognitive faculties but also our diverse range of human emotions. Consequently, our attention should not solely revolve around our volitional capacities, which often assume a central focus within biblical contexts. Instead, we should acknowledge that we encompass the domains of intellect, volition, and affect. It is imperative to resist the allure of prioritizing action above love.The majority of individuals tend to display a behavior resembling that of a bull in a china shop, wherein they are prone to being easily provoked and act without deliberate contemplation of their own personal values and desires such as pleasure, peace, love, and kindness. Their narratives regarding their lives predominantly revolve around quantifying their accomplishments or expressing regret for perceived shortcomings, rather than offering a contemplation of the subjective experience derived from these occurrences.The cognitive and affective mechanisms of individuals can hinder their ability to acknowledge how their internal emotional state influences their interpretation of events. This interpretation diverges from the dualistic structure advocated in Psalms teachings. It is essential for individuals to consistently evaluate their "being" in relation to the congruence between their spiritual essence and their actions.