The inception of great obsessions is like the tiny breach in a dam which is no more than a stone that is our of alignment or a hidden crack.

Imbalances on the soul also begin with almost nothing, mainly as apparently understandable attitudes and feelings, but often they become channeled into the path of painful consequences; they become channeled into the path of painful consequences; they may be: Mistrust;

Doubt;

Irritation;

Discouragement;

Resentment;

Impulsiveness;

Want of vigilance;

Bitterness;

Inexplicable sadness;

Outbursts of anger;

Pointless conversation;

Futile discussion;

A useless visit;

Pointless inattention.

In the dam, no one can foresee the outcome of the forgotten breach.

in the case of obsession, however, which, in essence, can be defined as a matter of conscience, it is imperative that we all acknowledge that in any crisis of hunger, it is not the bread’s tasks to seek the mouth.

Albino Teixeira