Heartlessness. What is the absence of the soul as the most important thing in a person?

Today, the notion of "bezushushie" becomes more and more relevant. What has happened to people, that many are trying to realize themselves, to eliminate their problems, but are not even interested in the difficulties of their relatives and friends? They say that earlier the people around were more responsive than now.

Soulless people in the city bustle

Examples of callousness are a fixation on one's own personality, ignoring others. In the city vanity, the goal of each person is to earn more to become successful. Time is money, so people are not used to spending it to help strangers. However, there are places where people are more united than in big cities. For example, villagers, as a rule, can not boast of good earnings, and everyone can expect only a minimal family budget. But all have their own farm, plant beds in early summer, harvest in autumn. Relations in the villages are built on mutual assistance. Today you are helping a neighbor in field work, and in winter, if you run out of food, this person will not refuse you. In an urban environment, this attitude is very rare, everything is measured in money. For any help are accustomed to charge a fee.

Who are these soulless people?

What is callousness? What is a man without a soul, without the most important component of his essence? Here is just one example. If a person suddenly falls in the street, only a few will help him, the rest is easier to pass by.

Why do people go about their business in the 21st century and show insouciance? What should happen to a person so that he does not show sympathy for others? "I have absolutely no time to help my neighbor, I'm in a hurry" - this is the excuse of many. But is it so difficult to give a couple of minutes to pick up a fallen man or to ask, is it all right for a man who suddenly stopped and shows that he feels bad?

Not to help - does not mean to be soulless

Many people talk about callousness. What is the absence of the soul, in fact, only a few know. It is rumored that among Russians it is broad, unlimited, and many use it. A lot of beggars stand on the streets and ask for money. Some came from another city, and they do not have the funds to go back, others ask for money for an operation for their child, who very soon can die. It's strange to see such people in a few years in the same place, if the first you gave to the ticket is just as much as it lacked, and the second claimed that the child had few months to live. So they try to press on pity to make money. A Russian person is generous by nature, and if someone asks him for help, he will certainly respond, but if the request does not sound, then most likely he will pass by. It is not necessary to help those who do not need it, but it is always better to ask whether a person needs your assistance in something or at least sympathy.