I believe, when we get down to the root, what we're craving is not physical or cyber connections, but Meaningful connections.
The usual argument of these psycho-pundits is that conservative politicians manipulate voters' neural roots — playing on our craving for authority, for example — to trick people into voting against their interests.
Mr. Draper writes that Mr. Bush was "at root a man who craved purpose — a sense of movement, of consequence" and that he was irresistibly drawn to Big Ideas like bringing democracy to the Middle East, Big Ideas that stood in sharp contrast to the prudent small ball played by his father, who was often accused of lacking the "vision thing".
Caught on the margins of a changing morality, unable to forget the old pieties and taboos and yet unable to resist the 60's promise of sex without consequences, these men vacillate between duty and self-fulfillment, a craving for roots and a hungering after freedom.
As a tree with firm, uninjured, Roots, though cut down grows up again, So when latent craving is not rooted out.
Those of us who crave the pungent root may buy what is simply sold as horseradish (Armoracia rusticana).
Soon maybe these things can deliver electrolytes – things that plants crave – right into the root bundle of your rhododendron.
It may not provide the huge shifts you crave (only addressing the root causes can do that) but science has shown that a gratitude practice can improve your overall well-being and create subtle shifts in your health.
If we look at unplugging from this point of view, a few days of digital detox will be the equivalent to "cutting down a few roots" of a well-grown tree: craving will not stop.
In general, all negative actions are caused by the root delusions of anger, grasping attachment (or craving) and ignorance.
Oswald, the professor of behavioral science, says the craving for comparison may be rooted in our biology.
