I love my Enhancement Shaman ' s visuals . Upgrading to ultra is a very exciting experience , super pumped for you . But yeah my enhancement is definitely my personal favorite . I also love to fly around old zones in Azeroth , and just kind reminisce a lot , it ' s really relaxing haha . <| sep |> Love me some child soldiers <| sep |> Oh enjoy the show I ' m not in the mood for a hater thing <| sep |> A few weeks ago I was meditating upon the very nature of suffering and its relation to good and evil in humanity . The conclusion I came to was that suffering is due to not having your needs met . The less needs you have met , the more you suffer , and the more you lash out with evil or negativity . Society was built to condition people along a certain path , such that if they follow this path they should reduce their suffering . Thus society is a well intentioned mechanism of reducing evil in man regardless of the control it exerts over the weakminded . We can ask ourselves why we lash out with evil and negativity when our needs are not being met . In this I believe the answer is fear of death . We do not understand death , and we cannot without dying . So it is scary the idea of not existing . And if you are not having your needs met , you are coming closer and closer to that frightening mortality . This lashing out , this evil , this negativity , is merely the subconscious grasping for breath as the light of life is slowly extinguished . nbspEdit I realize I have not answered your inquiry . You are pretty spot on with the solution you have come up with by yourself . Treat others with an understanding of why they are reacting that way . Treat them not with anger and vitriol at the negativity they have directed towards you , but instead with understanding and compassion as to why they are acting as such . A way to lessen suffering is to understand why we suffer and to be mindful of our suffering in the present moment that said suffering is happening . If we do this we can accept our suffering , because we know how and why we are suffering . We can look at our experience of suffering with our minds concentrated on understanding rather than concentrated on emotion . Doing so will activate the part of our brain responsible for logic and reasoning , and in response the areas of our brain responsible for emotion and pain felt through suffering will begin to quiet down , so as to let the rational brain think . This is the nature of stoicism . This is the nature of mindfulness . It is the greatest gift that has been given to man and it is the source of our power over women and lesser men alike .