Subrata Roy Categorises Emotional Sphere in Life Mantras

Hard work, Discipline and Honesty are those three best policies, which Subrata Roy has recently mentioned in his Life Mantras. These are the building blocks of a person’s personality, who gets self-motivated with these added features and ensure a happy and satisfactory life.
Chief of Sahara India Parivar, Subrata Roy have dedicated a whole chapter to an individual’s ‘Emotional Sphere’ how its enlargement can make the individual’s life easier and help in building his/her ultimate personality.
Roy started with the infant, whose emotional sphere is restricted but spreads out slowly and gradually as he grows.  The kid let his mother enter in his emotional sphere, first of all, then father, and then comes siblings along with friends, relatives, neighbours, teachers to name a few. That entry can either be temporary or permanent, where former one depends on the demand of the situation.
Roy mentioned, “The more you expand your emotional sphere the bigger your internal personality grow and the better human being you make of yourself. So developing your internal personality to the optimum capacity of your emotional sphere is extremely important towards making you a successful and productive person.”
Roy differentiated emotional sphere into five different categories of I, My, We, We All and Us. Here, ‘I’ signify the restricted emotional sphere of a human being like of a child, who is not open to anybody and want everything right away. ‘Me’ certainly is a limited sphere but it involves instantaneous people in an individual’s life, i.e. his family. ‘We’ include a huge and satisfactory emotional sphere, where friends and relatives can be found. ‘We All’ is consisted of the person’s country and society, where neighbours and immediate environment have a place, on the other hand, ‘Us’ is the largest emotional sphere, which is made of humanity.
Roy concluded this five differentiated emotional sphere’s categorisation by saying, “Whosoever enters your emotional sphere becomes the recipient of your genuine duties towards them. That is the food for your internal personalities.” He further added, “If you fail or are unable to perform your duties for your loved ones, you’re a victim of emotional dissatisfaction, which injects poison in you.”
The Emotional Sphere of a person can vary in size as well, it all depends on the person how much he cares for others and considers them as an integral part of his life.