Importance of Feelings and Aspirations in Our Language

We can explore a person’s emotional domain by the way he talks.

Our language should reflect not only the movements of our body such as ' I did this, I went, I saw, I heard',  it should reflect not only the physical form but the content and function as well

(for example I felt sympathy or hostility towards this person, I would like this and that).

The more a person’s emotional intelligence develops, the more enhanced and elegant his language is.

We are now witnessing the degradation of language everywhere.

A materialistic outlook is giving rise to a situation where the object is described in its form only and its content is not mentioned at all. 

The art of language is losing important features: the description of feelings, of aspirations and of the relationship with other things.

These are very important. When a language loses the aspects connected to feelings, and a person talks only of the body and thinks only of the body and forgets about his feelings, this is a real degradation of the language.