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Hobbies

业余爱好

A

gifted

American

psychologist

has

said,

'Worry

is

a

spasm of the emotion;

the mind catches hold of something

and will not let it go.' It is useless to

argue with the mind in

this condition. The stronger the will, the more futile

the task.

One

can

only

gently

insinuate

something

else

into

its

convulsive

grasp. And if this something else is rightly chosen,

if it is really attended by

the illumination of another field of

interest, gradually, and often quite

swiftly, the old undue grip

relaxes and the process of recuperation and repair

begins.

The

cultivation

of

a

hobby

and

new

forms

of

interest

is

therefore a policy

of the first importance to a public man. But

this

is

not

a

business

that

can

be

undertaken

in

a

day

or

swiftly

improvised

by

a

mere

command

of

the

will.

The

growth

of

alternative

mental

interests

is a

long

process.

The

seeds

must

be

carefully

chosen;

they

must

fall

on

good

ground;

they

must

be

sedulously

tended,

if

the

vivifying

fruits are to be at hand when needed.

To be really happy and really safe, one ought to have at

least two or three

hobbies, and they must all be real. It is no

use starting late in life to say:

'I will take an interest in this or

that.' Such an attempt only aggravates the

strain of mental

effort.

A

man

may

acquire

great

knowledge

of

topics

unconnected

with

his

daily

work,

and

yet

get

hardly

any

benefit

or

relief.

It

is

no

use

doing

what

you

like;

you

have

got

to

like

what

you

do.

Broadly

speaking,

human

beings

may

be

divided

into

three

classes:

those

who

are

toiled

to

death,

those

who

are

worried

to

death,

and

those

who

are

bored to death. It is no use

offering the manual laborer, tired

out

with

a

hard

week's

sweat

and

effort,

the

chance

of

playing a game of football or baseball on Saturday afternoon.

It

is

no

use

inviting

the

politician

or

the

professional

or

business

man,

who

has

been

working

or

worrying

about

serious

things

for

six

days,

to

work

or

worry

about

trifling

things at the weekend.

As

for

the

unfortunate

people

who

can

command