> not trying to 'regulate emotions' Well, regulation as meant in system control theory fits, perhaps. I understand that involves to meassure and to act (or act

> not trying to 'regulate emotions' Well, regulation as meant in system control theory fits, perhaps. I understand that involves to meassure and to act (or actuate) if any values don't fit in a grand scheme of things. Sytem control theory is not as spiritual, but it involves study as well, i.e trying to understand what ... > The western image of the monk suppressing all emotions via meditation is so absurd I'm not sure I ever noticed that. There's the search for enlightment and then there's the pain from unfulfilled desires.