Self-confrontation of Pride in the Consciential Manifestation

Abstract

The present article objective is to present the author’s journey in her self-research, from the year 2009 to the present day, aiming at intraconsciential reconciliation. In this process the author identifies “pride” as a major constituent trait of her personal temperament. She decides for herself that she cannot trivialize this trait, for she knows its anachronism and the importance of the intensity of its manifestation. Faced with the self-awareness of pride as a major trait in her temperament, the author takes the posture of looking at it and addressing it face to face in order to purge this pattern in its consciential manifestation throughout her intermittent lives. She recognizes that its manifestation is mainly in her sense of disdain when, feeling superior, she shows contempt for the other. In order to make the self-confrontation, the author opts for the acquisition of an absentrait, such as appreciation, to eliminate the nosographic effects of pride and qualify the consciential manifestation. The author concludes that the effects of this self-research are already observed in her consciential manifestation, being promoters of a behavioral and thosenic new modulation resulting in recinological actions and reconciliations to modify anachronic traits.